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Locally Grown Literature
By Blair Jackson TFW Editor “In this culture, poetry is like zucchini squash, you’re lucky to give it away,” says Gerry Sloan. The writer, who has taught music at the
OPWC Presents: Leah Gould
By Ginny Masullo TFW Contributing Writer When performance poet Leah Gould recites her original poetry this Tuesday for the Ozark Poets and Writers Collective monthly reading at Nightbird Books, she’ll
OPWC: Clayton Scott
Staff Report Former Fayetteville Poet Laureate, Clayton Scott, will bring some heat to the OPWC’s poetry reading at Nightbird Books on Jan. 31. Author and former UA creative writing chairwoman,
2012: Cinematic Nerd Odyssey
By Blair Jackson This is for all you lovers of sci-fi and fantasy. Whether you’re taking your lady or guy on a date or wanting to enjoy an afternoon matinee
It's A Wonderful Life
An Exercise in Adaptation By Blair Jackson TFW Editor Robert Ford’s stage adaptation of Frank Capra’s classic film “It’s a Wonderful Life” both suffers and succeeds in its limited cast
The Master of Mash-Ups
By Blair Jackson Editor Gregg Gillis, aka Girl Talk, recently crashed the Fayetteville nightlife scene. In conjunction with Axe body products, the artist played a free last-minute show that was
Refinding and Redefining American Art
By Blair Jackson The art world is buzzing in light of this week’s opening of Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville. Featuring artists from the eras of American
Was it Left to Die?
I cannot believe the Fayetteville Underground is dissolving. Let me rephrase that, I can’t believe the board decided to dissolve the nonprofit organization when the artists were ready and willing
Underground Has New Directions
PRESS RELEASE FROM THE ARTISTS AT THE FAYETTEVILLE UNDERGROUND Fayetteville, Ar. — The artists and the board of the Fayetteville Underground gathered last week in the Vault Gallery, for a
Nonprofit Art Organization To Dissolve
By Blair Jackson Less than a month after launching the Save the Fayetteville Underground campaign, the board of directors has decided to dissolve the nonprofit organization. The Fayetteville Underground
