Robert Rea
Freelance Writer and Producer at Freelance
Journalist, formerly BBC News for many years, now writer/producer for hire. Chelsea fan, reluctant runner (see blog below), celebrity queue-er. Went viral once
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3 weeks ago |
southwestreview.com | Robert Rea
Let Us Now Praise Giant Men is a basketball column by Liam Baranauskas. This edition is about euphoria, Charles Willeford, the picaresque narrative, someone else’s dreams, and the first round of the NBA Playoffs. The Dream House is an art installation in a third-floor walk-up in Tribeca, a collaboration between composer La Monte Young and multimedia artist Marian Zazeela.
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2 months ago |
southwestreview.com | Robert Rea
Por Sylvia Georgina Estrada“Electrizante”, “mítico”, “un verdadero poeta”, así han descrito, a lo largo de los años, al estadounidense Frank Stanford. Frank fue un hombre peculiar, capaz de deslumbrar a los maestros de la Universidad de Arkansas para luego dejar los estudios universitarios en pos de la escritura y de la vida.
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Mar 6, 2025 |
southwestreview.com | Elizabeth Nelson |Robert Rea
By Elizabeth NelsonWhat is the High Lonesome sound? Most historians associate the coinage with the music of the bluegrass titan Bill Monroe, whose keening twang and tales of love both hard-earned and hard-lost do seem to represent a kind of genre of one. But if the notion of the High Lonesome sound is meaningfully inextricable from Monroe’s music, it has persisted since he’s been a long time gone. Charlie Daniels released an album called High Lonesome in 1976, and Randy Travis did the same in 1991.
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Jan 30, 2025 |
southwestreview.com | Robert Rea
Let Us Now Praise Giant Men is a basketball column by Liam Baranauskas. This edition is about fantasies, voids, assholes, and the Minnesota Timberwolves. I was on the subway when my friend Dan texted photos of me and Randy on a day trip, accompanied by the message “RIP.” I wasn’t sure at first if the obvious meaning was correct. I hadn’t seen or spoken to Randy in a long time.
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Nov 13, 2024 |
southwestreview.com | J. R. Ramakrishnan |Robert Rea
By J. R. Ramakrishnan On the New Orleans neutral ground where Conti crosses Basin Street stands a statue of the Mexican president Benito Juárez. The bronze monument, a gift of the Mexican government, bears the inscription “Peace is based on the respect of the right of others” (“El respeto al derecho ajeno es la paz”), from Juárez’s manifesto declared upon defeating the Second Mexican Empire in 1867.
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What, stops themselves from seeing anything?
No one does it like Palace fans. https://t.co/Gb4xNuJ0JI
