Makau
By Larry Feinstein Recently, the idea of voice has felt like it is at the head of the line. Not too long after finishing the [...]
December 2018 A.D.
By Larry Feinstein It’s a Tuesday night and I am sitting on my favorite perch in my simple, living space. I’ve got on a truly [...]
Bruce, Paul and Bob
By Larry Feinstein Bruce Hornsby at the Wanee Festival in Florida in 2012. Photo by Mark Johnson I guess it was around two [...]
Lucky Larry
By Larry Feisntein I am in an unusual writing situation. I recently wrote a piece and it feels finished, but I haven’t shared it yet. [...]
Jackie II
By Larry Feinstein I am sitting at the usual, staged setting for writing, always the same. My desk is triangular shaped and it wedges perfectly [...]
Anthony and Ida
By Larry Feisntein The path through the 88 shrines at Lawa‘i International Center. Photo by Sue Boynton I woke up this morning at [...]
Hindsight and the Age Prism
By Larry Feinstein My mind has been preoccupied for months now. I have been unable to find the words, a vocabulary that mirrors where I [...]
Riding and Thinking
By Larry Feinstein Kismet, a robot with rudimentary social skills, at MIT Museum in 2006. Photo by Polimerek, with permission of the museum [...]
Starry Night
Starry Night, by Vincent Van Gogh By Larry Feinstein A couple of months ago, I drove home, and when I got out of [...]
Going Home Again
Kapa‘a multi-use path at sunset. Photo by Léo Azambuja By Larry Feinstein I was squeezed into seat 30H on a flight from Newark [...]