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Make your summer LOUD with Issue #111 of Fireworks! 🤘 164 pages, 41 interviews, 35 pages of reviews + features on Helloween, Lita Ford, Volbeat, Jeff Wayne & more! Grab your copy now 👉 fireworks-magazine.com/category/all-p… #Rock #Metal #Issue111

A close look at the #BalladsIssue cover reveals a new story about @remhq! In anticipation, take a look at the late @lizziewurtzel’s essay about the band, originally seen in #Issue3 in Winter 1993 and republished in 2020 for #Issue111 oxfordamerican.org/magazine/issue… 📷 by Edward Colver

Jazz visionary Thelonious Sphere Monk was born on this day in 1917. @SamStephenson12 wrote about Monk's life and background in a piece titled “Is This Home?” in #Issue58, and @blkfootwhtfoot chose it as one of OA’s Greatest Hits in 2020 for #Issue111. oxfordamerican.org/magazine/issue…

✒️“Another Selena Poem” by Iliana Rocha from #Issue111 @ilianarocha oxfordamerican.org/magazine/issue…

“I walk the streets of my ancestors daily.” Talibah Safiya in conversation with author Jamey Hatley in this essay from #Issue111 oxfordamerican.org/magazine/issue… 📷Christine Parry. c/o @womenmakemovies #ReadOA #MusicIssues #Memphis #OxfordAmerican

For your Sunday listening pleasure: a playlist curated by @NifMuhammad highlighting Black women who carry on the sonic and storytelling traditions of those who came before them. #Issue111 #ReadOA Listen here: ow.ly/SP6j50PRklC

“You always know when a Nina Simone song spills out of a speaker. The temperature changes...and everyone at the party seems to pause.” —We’re reading @TianaClarkPoet’s #Issue111 homage to @NinaSimoneMusic in honor of her birthday. ow.ly/9wjT50MVpnK Art: @dianaejaita

#Issue111 of @thecontinent_ is out today: Making the slave-owners pay, #slavery #reparations; #Nigeria +#SouthAfrica economies falter as #Egypt surges; #Africa #Cinema 2023; bad #passports; stories to watch 2023; #poverty; currency redesign #Nigeria?;more! thecontinent.org/_files/ugd/287…

#artandchristianity #issue111 #samsonkambalu #ChristineJFaraday #Tudors #maryannesaunders #femininepower' #britishmuseum #davidbagnall #christianart #hilarydavies #stgabrielspimlico

“I think as long as there’s social unrest in America, there’s gonna be an appetite for the blues.” —On @adiavictoria's birthday, we're revisiting 2017 interview "A Political Blues" (ow.ly/v8hF50K1fQA). Plus, check out her playlist from #Issue111: ow.ly/fzsU50K1fQz

“Big and basic, down-to-earth, Howlin’ Wolf seemed driven by the existential necessity of the blues to the end. His art defined him.” —On Yusef Komunyakaa’s birthday today, we’re reading his reflections on Howlin’ Wolf from #Issue111. ow.ly/7whh50ITsiY Photo: Brian Smith

“Nina sits wearing a long dress, her hands playing a floating wave of piano keys suspended in front of her.” —Celebrate Nina Simone’s birthday by revisiting @TianaClarkPoet’s “Nina Is Everywhere I Go” from #Issue111. oxfordamerican.org/magazine/issue… Image: NinaSimone.com

Congratulations to friend of the OA @NifMuhammad on this huge accomplishment! Check out the playlist he curated for #Issue111 here: oxfordamerican.org/magazine/issue…

“I start plotting new points on a new map: a country-soul five-pointed star.” —@MsAliceRandall rethinks the borders of Southern music in “The Way They Strut” from #Issue111. Read it to learn more about our 2021 Music Issue theme! ow.ly/OV3z50G1Au8 Art by: Garrett Bradley

“I had become a strange, wild thing away from home—even to myself.” —From @jameyhatley’s “Talibah Safiya: Oracle of Castalia,” in the “Icons” section. #GreatestHitsMusicIssue. #Issue111 Photo by Christine Parry. Courtesy Women Make Movies. ow.ly/BFjT50D5itI

“As the late, great Jim Dickinson kept reminding us, world boogie was coming.” —From @cynthiashearer’s “Celestial Jukebox,” from our #GreatestHitsMusicIssue. #Issue111 Art: Illustrations by @funkaldelyfunk ow.ly/MFt450COfcZ

“I listened to the song with ears that no longer rang with threats of hellfire and eternal damnation, and I fell madly in love.” —From @JasonKyleHoward’s essay in the “Archive” section of our #GreatestHitsMusicIssue. #Issue111 Illustration by @IsipXin oxfordamerican.org/magazine/item/…

“We encourage any eager listeners to take a sonic stroll through the Folkways catalog.” —From Smithsonian Folkways' Greatest Hits playlist, compiled by @JWilliger for our #GreatestHitsMusicIssue. #Issue111 Art: Illustrations by @funkaldelyfunk. ow.ly/3c5A50CABz6

“Nina sits wearing a long dress, her hands playing a floating wave of piano keys suspended in front of her.” —Celebrate Nina Simone’s birthday by revisiting @TianaClarkPoet’s “Nina Is Everywhere I Go” from #Issue111. oxfordamerican.org/magazine/issue… Image: NinaSimone.com

“I had become a strange, wild thing away from home—even to myself.” —From @jameyhatley’s “Talibah Safiya: Oracle of Castalia,” in the “Icons” section. #GreatestHitsMusicIssue. #Issue111 Photo by Christine Parry. Courtesy Women Make Movies. ow.ly/BFjT50D5itI

“Big and basic, down-to-earth, Howlin’ Wolf seemed driven by the existential necessity of the blues to the end. His art defined him.” —On Yusef Komunyakaa’s birthday today, we’re reading his reflections on Howlin’ Wolf from #Issue111. ow.ly/7whh50ITsiY Photo: Brian Smith

Jazz visionary Thelonious Sphere Monk was born on this day in 1917. @SamStephenson12 wrote about Monk's life and background in a piece titled “Is This Home?” in #Issue58, and @blkfootwhtfoot chose it as one of OA’s Greatest Hits in 2020 for #Issue111. oxfordamerican.org/magazine/issue…

A close look at the #BalladsIssue cover reveals a new story about @remhq! In anticipation, take a look at the late @lizziewurtzel’s essay about the band, originally seen in #Issue3 in Winter 1993 and republished in 2020 for #Issue111 oxfordamerican.org/magazine/issue… 📷 by Edward Colver

“I walk the streets of my ancestors daily.” Talibah Safiya in conversation with author Jamey Hatley in this essay from #Issue111 oxfordamerican.org/magazine/issue… 📷Christine Parry. c/o @womenmakemovies #ReadOA #MusicIssues #Memphis #OxfordAmerican

✒️“Another Selena Poem” by Iliana Rocha from #Issue111 @ilianarocha oxfordamerican.org/magazine/issue…

“I think as long as there’s social unrest in America, there’s gonna be an appetite for the blues.” —On @adiavictoria's birthday, we're revisiting 2017 interview "A Political Blues" (ow.ly/v8hF50K1fQA). Plus, check out her playlist from #Issue111: ow.ly/fzsU50K1fQz

“Southern sacred music, much like the Sabbath, is an invitation to rest away from this world.” —From @adiavictoria’s playlist “Not in this Life—Death, Secession, and Belonging in Southern Sacred Music.” Art by Three Ring Studio. #Issue111. ow.ly/XjsH50CmW7P

“Marsalis became so beloved as a teacher and musician that, in his later years, music lovers in nearly every room he entered in New Orleans leapt to their feet.” —“Ellis at the Crossroads,” by Gwen Thompkins. Art by @DannyRomeril. #Issue111 #OAMusicIssue ow.ly/li1N50ClBNT

“Perhaps there is a kind of creativity that is far mightier than the grave.” —From @danielleamir’s introduction to the “Icons” section of our #GreatestHits #OAMusicIssue. Art by Carter/Reddy. #Issue111. ow.ly/IMAr50CgRsS

“You always know when a Nina Simone song spills out of a speaker. The temperature changes...and everyone at the party seems to pause.” —We’re reading @TianaClarkPoet’s #Issue111 homage to @NinaSimoneMusic in honor of her birthday. ow.ly/9wjT50MVpnK Art: @dianaejaita

“As the late, great Jim Dickinson kept reminding us, world boogie was coming.” —From @cynthiashearer’s “Celestial Jukebox,” from our #GreatestHitsMusicIssue. #Issue111 Art: Illustrations by @funkaldelyfunk ow.ly/MFt450COfcZ

“I start plotting new points on a new map: a country-soul five-pointed star.” —@MsAliceRandall rethinks the borders of Southern music in “The Way They Strut” from #Issue111. Read it to learn more about our 2021 Music Issue theme! ow.ly/OV3z50G1Au8 Art by: Garrett Bradley

“You see, the South just has a thang. It gets INTO you. And there is no historian like the music created here.” —Read guest editor @blkfootwhtfoot’s introduction—and listen to her playlist!—at the link. Art by Anthony Harrison #Issue111 ow.ly/C18l50C5kGP

Make your summer LOUD with Issue #111 of Fireworks! 🤘 164 pages, 41 interviews, 35 pages of reviews + features on Helloween, Lita Ford, Volbeat, Jeff Wayne & more! Grab your copy now 👉 fireworks-magazine.com/category/all-p… #Rock #Metal #Issue111

모노클 3월호. 잡지의 대략 60페이지를 한국 소개에 할애. Monocle's March issue covers an in-depth analysis of S. Korea. #monocle #march2018 #issue111