The Ghastly Impermanence: Guided by Voices – A New Listener’s Guide to Audio Drama, Part 6
The Ghastly Impermanence returns. This time: the fine line between speech and song, and a digression into the outer limits.
Weekly E-book: The Pencil of Nature
This week’s e-book is a blast from the past, from the inventor of the photographic negative, William Henry Fox Talbot.
Celebrating Seattle: Adjacent, Against, Upon
A short tale about public art in Seattle by way of its very first commisioned piece, Michael Heizer’s immense sculpture.
Things I Did Not Write About in 2013,
Part 2
More mini-musings on things that did not get the Star treatment in 2013.
Weekly E-Book: The Path to a Future
Our weekly e-book is Andrew Percy’s tome about peace, security and prosperity.
Celebrating Seattle: The Ballard Centennial Bell Tower
This week we go to Ballard for some history. Omar Willey tells you about a pair of kings, a dead horse and the Ballard Centennial Bell Tower.
Things I Did Not Write About in 2013, Part 1
An alternative to dull year-end lists. Omar Willey takes a look back at things in 2013 he did not write about at the time.
Weekly E-book: Therefore Repent
This week the Star brings you a graphic novel from Jim Munroe and Salgood Sam, telling of a world after The Rapture.
The Star Turns Two
The publisher makes some notes on the occasion of The Seattle Star’s second birthday.
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