By A.M. Larks Click on each image to enlarge [KELP JOURNAL] I always find it interesting to hear about how an artist found their way to...

By A.M. Larks Creative people, in my experience, tend to be creative in whatever endeavor they pursue. Roger Camp embodies this adage. He...

by Lindsay Jamieson Note: Abridged and edited for clarity. November 23, 2021 [Kelp Journal] Hi, everyone. My name is Lindsay Jamieson....

By A.E. Santana Charlie N. Holmberg is The Wallstreet Journal best-selling author of the Paper Magician series and the Amazon Charts...

By Jackie DesForges The art world is a seemingly glamorous place: prestigious museums, wealthy donors, a new artist always on the...

by Leslie Gonzalez From computers to the creation of Mark Watney in The Martian, Andy Weir is known for his deep love for science and...

[Kelp Journal] Where are you guys from, originally? Where did your passion for the ocean stem from? [Higginbotham Brothers] We are from...

by Leslie Gonzalez Tod Goldberg, the celebrated writer of Gangsterland and Gangster Nation, is releasing a collection of short stories...

by A.E. Santana For horror lovers, reading Stephen Graham Jones is a staple, like reading Stephen King or Clive Barker. His writings...

Transcribed from a live recording Peter Heller is a longtime contributor to NPR, and a former contributing editor at Outside Magazine,...

We had a chance to catch up with best-selling author, screenwriter, and publisher Lee Goldberg. You will want to hear what he has to say....

By A.M. Larks It’s Great to Suck at Something is first and foremost a book about passion, and for Karen Rinaldi that passion is surfing....

The inimitable Liska Jacobs—thank you for letting me interview you again. I got the galley a few weeks before the pub date and it was...