By: Brian Berger

Riotous, often subversive satire.

By: Brian Berger

One of the most soulful tenor men of his generation.

By: Mark Kingwell

He could write to amuse… or irritate.

By: Jacob Mikanowski

His informed predictions were mixed with wild speculation.

By: Brian Berger

Entertainment, grand landscapes, and dialectical troubles.

By: Robert Wringham

Strutting, superior but somehow also self- deprecating.

By: Jacob Mikanowski

Breaking through received perception and making the world new.

By: Franklin Bruno

“Do not sing to rain, poet, make it rain.”

By: Anthony Miller

Not for him the “purblind vision” of small minds.

By: Amanda French

Who is your Jane Austen?

By: Brian Berger

His genius thrived in stages: chromatic, atonal, serial.

By: Amanda French

A Victorian — but no apologist for Victorian values.

By: Erik Davis

He foresaw the evils lurking in cybernetic command and control.

By: Jerrold Freitag

Mistakes, waste, the meandering of intricate systems!

By: William Nericcio

His murals transform, and transform you, as you stroll past them.