I purchased a set of graphic prints as a gift in South Africa in 2007. My brother wanted some of the prints, but not all of them and gave me back the extras. I discovered this essay inside. It was printed on a cornflower blue 2×2 inch booklet. On the cover was a cartoon of …
I published my first article in the Huffington Post about soccer in Haiti two years after the quake. Also, please check out my brother Laate’s website Vuvuzealots.com, where I’ll be regularly posting about soccer.
I interviewed the elusive and celebrated South African political cartoonist Zapiro at PEN American Center. Zapiro is a true champion of free expression who has fearlessly taken on presidents and the compelling issues of the day. I also compiled an annotated history of his cartoons. Click here to read the interview at PEN American Center. …
I worked with the talented artist and filmmaker Esy Casey on a short comic about a young refugee rebelling in Cape Town, South Africa. Marcel is a loner and a skater in a society in which he is supposed to be no one at all. Click here for the full comic.
I have a copy of Marin Amis' Money available. Tried (and failed) to enjoy it, felt like I was doing battle with the author's ego.
Eastern New York U-13 ODP Team Becomes First American Squad to Make the Semifinals of the Trofeo Costa Gaia. http://t.co/AfsJw0lE "When one poet reads another poet, it is like one explorer studying the maps of a predecessor." BillyCollins http://t.co/yZhUqbNZ RT @ElectricLit: The psychology of optioning a novel: http://t.co/CmRyvwPN // via @largheartedboy
