Text by Tony Ward, Copyright 2022 . Farewell: Andre Leon Talley I first met Andre Leon Tally at the American Embassy in Paris in 1994. Pamela Harriman was the U.S. Ambassador to France at that time. I was invited to a Vogue party in celebration of Steven Florio’s rise to President and CEO of Conde… Continue reading Farewell: Andre Leon Talley
Category: History
Bob Shell: Extreme Trumpism
Text by Bob Shell, Copyright 2022 . Extreme ‘Trumpism’ . For years I’ve subscribed to ‘The Philadelphia Trumpet’ (www. thetrumpet.com), published by the Philadelphia Church of God, which isn’t located in Philadelphia, but in Edmond, Oklahoma. It claims to be the successor to ‘The Plain Truth,’ a magazine published for many years by the late… Continue reading Bob Shell: Extreme Trumpism
A.H. Scott: Ivy Breeze
Poetry by A.H. Scott, Copyright 2022 . Ivy Breeze . I am Ivy Then, there is the wind Wind of the sun is not like that of the moon Wind of the moon is not like that of the sun Wind can be still Wind can cause a commotion Wind encapsulates Ivy with tempered care… Continue reading A.H. Scott: Ivy Breeze
A.H. Scott: Yesterday’s Melody
Poetry by A.H. Scott, Copyright 2022 . Yesterday’s Melody Thinking back of the days gone by, we recline upon the porch swing and sigh You were the one who saw beyond my immature wrappings Whimsical lyric of a lark upon a branch above our heads, brings a laugh of youth to our lips… Continue reading A.H. Scott: Yesterday’s Melody
A.H. Scott: Almost Heaven For An Ordinary Joe
Text by A.H. Scott, Copyright 2021 . Almost Heaven For An Ordinary Joe . Joe Manchin is a man of the people. Question is; which people is he the man of? Is he Manchin of the average Joe or Jane type; you know the one of the bag lunch who is just trying to make… Continue reading A.H. Scott: Almost Heaven For An Ordinary Joe