Across the Margin

LifeJanuary 31, 2014<March 4, 2015

The Banjo

by: Tom Rau A son’s attempt to build a bridge into the past in order to connect with his…

FictionJanuary 29, 2014<August 12, 2014

by: Chris Thompson A letter, addressed to a stranger, suggests the journey to be loved often begins with pain……

Film & TelevisionJanuary 28, 2014<July 22, 2014

by: Michael Shields This week’s True Detective takes us to the edge, and offers us a glimpse of the…

PoetryJanuary 27, 2014<December 10, 2014

by: Heather Fawn Coming to terms with goodbyes, in a world that often rips and tears relentlessly….. You know…

PoliticsJanuary 23, 2014<July 22, 2014

by: Michael Shields A recent tragedy has thrust upon us a discussion about the ethical responsibilities of journalists…. There…

Film & TelevisionJanuary 21, 2014<July 22, 2014

by: Michael Shields True Detective’s forbidding second episode “Seeing Things” demonstrates how truly “strange is the night where black…

FictionJanuary 16, 2014<April 24, 2019

The story of just how fucked up the New York City art scene can be. The names have been…

Film & TelevisionJanuary 13, 2014<July 22, 2014

by: Michael Shields True Detective has all the makings of HBO’s next great television series, and with only one…

Art & FashionJanuary 9, 2014<June 16, 2016

by: Michael Shields The World’s Greatest Friendship makes its Broadway debut….. Sir Ian McKellen and Sir Patrick Stewart (Yes,…

MusicDecember 30, 2013<July 22, 2014

In a year brimming with an overabundance of brilliance, Across the Margin delves into the best of the best….

Fiction, Film & TelevisionDecember 20, 2013<December 24, 2021

One man recounts his experience as a hostage at the Nakatomi Building that fateful Christmas Eve in 1988…. by:…

FictionDecember 13, 2013<July 22, 2014

by: Heather Fawn Reaching for meaning, for resolution, and for the future while the past holds on for dear…