CROSS YOUR ENTHUSIASM (10)
JOHN LURIE, DISRUPTOR
PLANET OF PERIL (53)
Career novels for boys — they did exist!
27th
Jan
Jan
Elmore James
How can something so goddamn loud be so mysterious? That’s only the most obvious question listeners to the explosive music of ELMORE JAMES (1918-63)...
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26th
Jan
Jan
Hilo Micro-Fiction Contest!
CONTEST: HiLobrow.com readers are INVITED TO SUBMIT a short-short (250 words maximum) story about a troubled/troubling superman or -woman. JUDGES: The stories will be...
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26th
Jan
Jan
Chess Match (8)
My little love, do you remember, Ere we were grown so sadly wise, Those evenings in the bleak December, Curtain’d warm from the snowy...
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26th
Jan
Jan
Jules Feiffer
Back Into Forward, JULES FEIFFER’s (born 1929) forthcoming autobiography, will devote a great deal of close attention to the impossibly long-legged, stretched-out figures who...
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25th
Jan
Jan
Parallel Universe: Pazzo (1/4)
Here’s the 4th reading from the first episode of “Parallel Universe: Pazzo,” a monthly science fiction podcast sponsored by HiLobrow.com and hosted by Pazzo...
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25th
Jan
Jan
Virginia Woolf
When, towards the end of her life, VIRGINIA WOOLF (1882-1941), pioneer of literary modernism, met Sigmund Freud, pioneer of psychic spelunking, the latter presented...
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24th
Jan
Jan
Robert Motherwell
Idealistic, dogged, and deeply influenced by the writings of Whitehead and Kant, ROBERT MOTHERWELL (1915-91) welcomed any opportunity to make visible his ethic, which,...
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24th
Jan
Jan
Best of Brainiac (1)
In the latest issue of Print Magazine, the graphic designer and design critic Steven Heller introduces perhaps the most ineradicable of all design viruses:...
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