jenparkhillJul 6, 2019Uncle Eileen (BrUNch Magazine 2017)New York poet Eileen Myles has always been known as “Uncle Eileen” to her nephews. It sort of knocked my socks off when I first heard...
jenparkhillJul 6, 2019Things I Know (BrUNch Magazine 2016)At 10 p.m. we have missed our train to Varanasi. We drive to the next village to catch a train from there. We are advised by our guide to...
jenparkhillJul 6, 2019Theater Out of Thin Air: Why Against All Odds, the Theater Thrives in Cuba In Cuba, there is a saying, “If you don’t love your country, you don’t love your mother.” Although we can all agree that loving your...
jenparkhillJul 6, 2019No Apologies: a Backward Slide into an Addicted MindSteve McQueen’s Shame begins in a bed. Brandon’s bed. And in some way the film never leaves it. At least the viewer’s mind never travels...
jenparkhillSep 24, 2018RepairerBy Jennifer Parkhill Edited by Jenni Quilter Repairer On a single bed, seven bodies are arranged in a tangle. The scene looks more like a...