Hey, did y'all know I have another blog, too? It's about stories, writing, fantasy, mythology, and Renaissance festivals. You can find it here: http://blackthornefaire.net The most recent post is about Renaissance fairs, and the feeling of falling into a story. I hope those of you who follow this blog will take a look at that one, too. I'd be grateful.
Frankly, I wasn't expecting much from generic-looking hole-in-the-wall Pizza K. But much to my surprise, I saw bags of flour, tomatoes, and, you know, actual ingredients. Not frozen dough or canned sauces. this is probably the best Chicago style pizza I've had outside of the cities of Chicago or Orlando, at least since Uppercrust closed back in the 80s. It is terrific pizza, especially for the price.
The Book Club Play isn't as edgy or innovative as much of the work Horizon Theatre in Little Five Points/Inman Park is known for. It is, however, an absolute, laugh-out-loud delight that deserves to be seen. But hurry, you only have a couple of weeks.
There's been a rather remarkable change over the past few months. As late as the end of summer, I don't think I'd heard the term "growler" before. By the fall, I'd found a store, the beer lover's heaven known as Ale Yeah, that offered them. Now, they seem to be everywhere. There is literally no … Continue reading Review: Beer From a Growler
If I had a dime for every time I've heard someone say they just can't find good pizza in Atlanta, I could buy a lot of slices, all with extra cheese. Frankly, the comment never ceases to astonish me. That is, until I remember that it's usually uttered by carpetbagging Yankee new-comers who likely haven't … Continue reading Ten Places to Get Amazing Pizza in Atlanta
Pastries A Go Go Candi's for Breakfast at the Irwin Street Market The Marlay House Pub Parker's On Ponce Steak House Actually, this isn't a review of those meals, specifically. The truth is, I am for all of them. This is about some truly outstanding and more or less undiscovered gems where you can find … Continue reading Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
John Adcox: Thoughts on My Author’s Journey 