Issues: Issue 372 – December 2019
Localized: Breakfast in Silence
Breakfast in Silence’s genre is a mixture of indie rock and soul punk. Ash Bassett explains that “soul punk” means they’re basically an emo band. … read more
Magical Realism with Claire Taylor
As a book artist, Claire Taylor combines “creative nonfiction, illustration and biology” as she examines the intersections between humans and nature. … read more
Nothing Beets Poetry: Sugar House Review Celebrates 10 Years of...
Founding Editor Natalie Young discusses the challenges and triumphs of running Utah’s first independent poetry journal: Sugar House Review. … read more
Unveiling the Unknown: Weller Book Works
Weller Book Works’ legacy includes offering a colorful community an array of books that make connections between the unfamiliar and familiar. … read more
Poem: Mother of Swords by Lisa Bickmore
Lisa Bickmore is the author of three books of poetry, most recently Ephemerist (Red Mountain Press, 2017), and teaches writing of all kinds at Salt Lake Community College. … read more
Walking the Path of Black Lantern with Chris Bodily
Black Lantern is truly epic—the first book clocks in at 250 pages—and Bodily estimates it will take him three more volumes to tell the story. … read more
Localized: Tayler Lacey
Folk musician Tayler Lacey is a 100% independent artist who will be performing at SLUG’s localized showcase in early December. … read more
Mestizo Institute of Culture and the Arts: Rejuvenating What It...
The Mestizo Institute of Culture and the Arts celebrates 16 years of advocating for underrepresented communities in Salt Lake City. … read more
Fresh, Local, Creative Eats: Roots Café
Roots Café is a creative place to enjoy fresh, locally sourced food. As a breakfast and lunch place by design, their menu is simple and affordable. … read more
Greater than the Sum of our Parts: The Field Work...
Salt Lake pooled their resources and disparate knowledge bases to cooperate in a pilot program called Field Work: Aligning Poetry & Science. … read more