Today’s post is dedicated primarily simply to quoting a cool excerpt from a book entitled The Discovery of a World in the Moone or A...

         As Día de los Muertos celebrations take place in Mexico and around the world, it’s a perfect time to look at the important role pri...

         With Hallowe’en looming, the veil is thinning, and many an unquiet spirit is no doubt waiting to come forth from its dark haven and...

         It’s time for some relief block prints featuring scenes of autumn, and although I’m always pushing the whole black-and-white thing,...

         This is the time of year when you start to see witches - though more likely it’ll be the plastic ones stuck running into a tree tru...

         This weekend I will be at Roslindale Open Studios, always one of my favorite shows of the year, and back after covid-induced hiatus...

          James Whitcomb Riley (USA, 1849-1916) was famous for his poetry written in Indiana dialect, much of it for children, often humorou...

         Today I was able to get to Gallery Twist in Lexington and see their new show, back after a hiatus of three quarters of a year.  The...

        The word divine , an adjective for God or gods, comes from Latin (by way of Old French), and ultimately from a Proto-Indo-European r...