March 2014 – Across the Margin

FictionMarch 28, 2014<July 5, 2015

Snow Days

by: Alice Kaltman Worlds collide, as the heavens unleash their fury upon the unsuspecting….. Kristin: The kids were already…

LifeMarch 26, 2014<April 28, 2015

by: James Delacroix An author ponders the age old question….why write? “Words are flowing out like endless rain into…

Life, SatireMarch 24, 2014<July 8, 2015

by: Chris Thompson The value of terrariums are debated in a smattering of enthusiastically disagreeable point, counterpoint… Point: Fuck…

Film & TelevisionMarch 21, 2014<October 15, 2015

by: Douglas Grant Centuries have passed, yet the greatest creative minds still borrow from The Master….. It is fairly common knowledge…

Art & FashionMarch 20, 2014<July 21, 2014

by: Michael Shields New York City is certainly bountiful in its cultural offerings, but every once in a while…

Film & TelevisionMarch 11, 2014<July 21, 2014

by: Michael Shields In the closing moments of True Detective, a premise we never considered imaginable manifested itself, and…

LifeMarch 7, 2014<January 18, 2015

by: Douglas Grant Cornered by a world that provides answers to its problems in capsule form, we explore one…

Film & TelevisionMarch 4, 2014<February 9, 2019

True Detective’s penultimate episode aptly sets us up for what may lie ahead… by: Michael Shields “My whole life is…

Film & Television, RememberMarch 3, 2014<July 21, 2014

With a heavy heart, we take a moment and remember the genius of Harold Ramis…. When I first watched Stripes,…

MusicMarch 2, 2014<August 5, 2015

by: Chris Thompson Beck’s break-out album Mellow Gold turns twenty this month. With that in mind we take a…