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Art is in the eye of the beholder and the passion thereof time and limitless. The same can be said about Brad Twaddle’s immeasurable energy and passion for Dancing and the Arts.

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Book Review: Perfection by Vincenzo Petronico

Millennial couple Anna and Tom are two halves of the same dull leaf, vaguely similar, almost mirror images of one another, too afraid to be unlike one another. The author states, “Anna and Tom weren’t free to be themselves or rather free to reinvent themselves.” Together they amble through glossy high-tech design careers, while living the good life in trendy Berlin. They vacation in hotspots, do stints in Portugal and Sicily, always suffering from existential pain and the petty inconveniences of modern life. Yet the pics they posted on Facebook show an alternate reality—they weren’t really miserable; they were smiling and having a good time!


LaborFest Writers Group Reading, July 16 in San Francisco

The Labor Movement is alive and well in the Bay Area. Enlightened people of all ages, colors, and genders are using their best creative selves to speak about the issues we are facing during these difficult times. The LaborFest Writers Group was formed in 2005 to honor labor and working people.


Book Review: Love & Murder

Welcome to a world where cats experience complex philosophical thought and existential pain. Love & Murder are two house cats, brother and sister, who are thrust from domestic comfort into a cruel world. The cats remember infinite bowls of milk and the honeyed voice of their owner “Lady,” who catered to their every whim. The days of on-demand feeding and ample sun spots in the garden have come to an end. Lady’s multiple coos oozing with affection have stopped. Now the two cats are strangers wandering in a strange land.


Book Review: Enduring Love by Ian McEwan

Enduring Love falls as flat as the hot-air balloon that kills the heroic family doctor John Logan in a freak accident. Logan’s death triggers a maddeningly artificial construct that masquerades as a plausible story. But because the story is told within the highbrow medium of “Literary Fiction,” anything is possible. 


Building Treehouses, Sparking Wonder

Work, career, occupation, vocation – sometimes these terms are slung about interchangeably. Yet any devoted reader or wordsmith could parse the nuances each word conveys. This is the story of a fellow who had a successful, full-time career, but who also discovered and adhered to a 40+ hours-a-week vocation outside of his day job.