Talking to the Brooklyn Rail

Talking to the Brooklyn Rail

I recently sat for an interview with Ted Hamm, the founder and editor of the Brooklyn Rail, a non-profit journal featuring “critical perspectives on arts, politics and culture.” Click here to read the interview and check out the latest in Hamm’s publication, which does a fine job chronicling our culture as it’s lived today.

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I recently sat for an interview with Ted Hamm, the founder and editor of the Brooklyn Rail, a non-profit journal featuring “critical perspectives on arts, politics and culture.” Click here to read the interview and check out the latest in Hamm’s publication, which does a fine job chronicling our culture as it’s lived today.

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