When the Perron Family moved into their idyllic farmhouse in Rhode Island in 1971, they would have never envisioned it being such a test of strength and fortitude for their faith, each other, or to question their existence in the world. This film is a sinister adaptation of the true events of a house …
Author: Mark Grago
Never Mind The Bollocks Here’s The Sex Pistols: The Musical Landmark of Rebellion and Authority πΈ
In the year 1977, things in music were about to change. While the world danced to disco music and was being introduced to a cosmological style of guitar playing by Eddie Van Halen, a new era in music would plunder its way into the ears of innocent teenagers and annoy the most authoritarian parents. …
“MOTHER MAY I” by TINA PARKER: A COLLECTION OF VERSE THAT ILLUSTRATES THE DIVINITY OF SACRED MOTHERHOODβπ»
Motherhood and parenting are pristine subjects for poetry of the most sacred and noble. Tina Parker captures the brilliancy and benevolence of the most precious biological instrument that the cosmos possesses: Mother. There is no need to speculate about her intention with this body of verse; it has been ripened by the sun of …
“INCARNADINE” BY MARY SZYBIST: A DIVINE TAPESTRY OF VERSE AND HOLY REVELATION βπ»β¦
Before I express my praise of admiration on this specially selected volume of verse, I must congratulate this poet on winning the National Book Award for Poetry in 2013. It was earned! It is also paramount to exercise my satisfaction in saying that the state of Pennsylvania is, once again, worthy of literary merit …
Edvard Munch: “Girl Under Apple Tree” An Imaginative Temptation of Innocence π¨πππ
Edvard Munch was the architect of the German Expressionist movement, and this painting is a charitable example of that period. Upon first the gaze, the scene is colorful and jovial; the young girl, who is dressed in brightly clothed in white above her waist, and black below her hips, is strongly suggesting a disturbance …




