Joshua Kleinberg

Alex Noghaven and Atena Sherry can barely contain their excitement about the outlook of Miami’s writing scene. They talk in caffeinated bursts, speaking for and maneuvering around each other in conversation to fawn about the blooming literary landscape. “Miami is just kind of burgeoning with this stuff,” says Noghaven, 25...

Among the canon of misquotes, “Write drunk, edit sober” is something of a masterpiece. Most often attributed to Daiquiri namesake Ernest Hemingway, the louche imperative is actually a corruption of a fairly instructive Peter De Vries remark. While it may not be responsible for any Nobels, the advice has resonated...

If you haven’t gotten around to checking out Jenny Holzer’s Inflammatory Essays at the Pérez Art Museum, you’ll want to pencil that in before the installation comes down on Friday, June 17. First wheat-pasted onto buildings in Manhattan between 1979 and 1982, Holzer’s essays made their way from the streets...

The Riso EZ 220 printer looks like any ordinary piece of office equipment: A gray hulk of plastic. The risograph machine is long favored by boutique print shops and zine-makers for its rich colors and ink textures. And Leila Leder Kremer and Juana Meneses, founders of the publishing operation Portable Editions,...