The Artist as a Catalyst

I have been a fan of Billy Brag ever since hearing “New England” and “Sexuality” for the first time. He has the soul of a folk singer and the fire of a punk rocker. Not many musicians that I can think of embody the focus, smarts, talent and sheer fortitude that Billy Bragg does. When

The Miseducation of Marc Kaye (or is it those who don’t “get” what we’re doing with this comedy thing?)

I have noticed something interesting about the “world of comedy” as it is sometimes referred to – there are a lot of misconceptions and misunderstandings about both it and those that choose to participate. It is interesting that there seems to be a yet-to-be fully developed comprehension or respect by those who are not part

Writing a Wrong

Writing a Wrong You may have heard this before but when polling professional writers, regardless of whether it is short form, long form, no form, there is one piece of advice that always gets passed along time and time again – just write. Write. Write. Write. It sounds obvious, as if you would tell a