by Richard Holland | Mar 24, 2013 | Blog
by Richard Holland If law school resulted in no other tangible change to my life/personality it truly cast in stone my craving for escapist entertainment. I’ve seen crime scene pictures galore, I’ve done legal aid work, I work with BAS, I’ve seen enough...
by Richard Holland | Mar 15, 2013 | Blog
I have known Deb Sokolow for some time and I can say with frank honesty if I ever end up with extra cash I will buy up her book pieces. Not only do I see her career on a well-deserved upward trajectory, she hits many of the themes that tickle my fancy: paranoia,...
by Richard Holland | Mar 14, 2013 | Blog
Is the banality of your world getting to you? Does the rote day-to-day sameness make you long for some sort of mental Horace Greeley telling you to “Go west young manâ€(or woman)? Did three hours go missing on Saturday night? Well, have I got a show for you. If you...
by Richard Holland | Mar 2, 2013 | Blog
by Richard Holland I had kids for many reasons, they are wonderful. One of the fringe benefits is that they enable me to spend lots of time rediscovering cartoons I’ve loved in the past and exploring the current crop of offerings. I was always more Warner...
by Richard Holland | Dec 16, 2011 | Blog
It is our sad duty to report the premature passing of Matt Hanner, an artist, a husband and father, and a truly wonderful person. I met Matt while a student at Columbia College and he was one of those rare people that you immediately take a liking to, his charm and...
