Historiola!
Stefene RussellTell all the history, but tell it slant
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New Orleans Redux No. 3: Time traveling in the French Quarter
Do you know the name of this possum? He rides around the French Quarter in a bike basket. If you do, please share. We see him on every visit. He’s classic French Quarter, like Ruthie’s ducks. I would not be surprised to hear that he is not...
New Orleans Redux No. 2: Asking for a possibly imaginary short story collection at Faulkner House Books
On Wednesday, Historiola! launched its revist of “Andrei Codrescu’s New Orleans” circa January, 2001. The idea is to work through his list of 10 things a person should do in NOLA, with the idea of having some fun as well as using it as a li...
New Orleans Redux No. 1: From my river to your river
View from the top of the Piety Street Bridge, Crescent Park, New Orleans Riverfront (Wikimedia Commons)
Romanian poet Andrei Codrescu used to be one of New Orleans’ famous literary citizens. Now he lives in New York City. When he lived her...
Krampus, Swampus, and the Sisters of Shhh
Krampus. demonstrating the origin of the phrase “going to hell in a handbasket.” (Wikimedia Commons)
Even if Krampusnacht hadn’t become a smash hit in Philly, Milwaukee, Phoenix, Washington, D.C. and sheesh, even Utah, New Orleans would’ve...
Heilung's "amplified history"
Photo by Carrie Zukoski, from Heilung’s November 1 concert at The Factory
The Saenger Theater barely survived Katrina. The basement filled with water; the orchestra pit filled with water; the stage went underwater. It took eight years to r...
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Writer, reader, walker // Former Utah Eats Reporter, sltrib.com // Former Culture Editor, stlmag.com // MFA Candidate, Poetry; Managing Editor, Bayou Magazine, University of New Orleans
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