"One pitfall in the art world is to romanticize paintings and artists. I believe I resisted that."
INTERVIEW: “A DISCERNING EYE” AUTHOR CAROL ORANGE
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BOOK REVIEW 5.31.18
There There by Tommy Orange
In America we always seem to be in search of the authentic. Whether it’s Jay Z or Cardi B, we like our artists to keep it real. So it’s not surprising that there is a lot of buzz about a novel written by a Native American set in Oakland. It’s a world ...
FROM ‘UNADAPTABLE’ TO SPECTACULAR
Eliott Purcell readies The Curious Incident for SpeakEasy Stage
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time isn’t just one of the biggest nonmusical Broadway hits in recent memory, but rather of the last decade. Running for almost 800 performances and winning five Tony ...
BOSSTOWN: NEW NOVEL NAVIGATES BIG DIG ERA BOSTON
"I grew up in communes in Allston in the ’70s. There used to be this great big penny poker game at the Spanish House commune; it was in the former Spanish consulate on Commonwealth Avenue."
BOOKS: ‘MARRIAGE OF A THOUSAND LIES’
SJ Sindu on her debut novel and growing up in Mass as a queer Sri Lankan immigrant
