#wayne andrews

Vista de una fila de casas con patios amurallados, Nicolet Place, Lafayette Park, Detroit, Michigan, EE.UU. 1959

Arq. Mies van der Rohe

Foto. Wayne Andrews

Vista de una fila de adosados y la torre del Pavilion, Lafayette Park, Detroit, Michigan, EE.UU. 1959

Arq. Mies van der Rohe

Foto. Wayne Andrews

"Wayne Andrews, The Old Bee Keeper" by The Prize Fighter Inferno

By Wayne Andrews, Director, Yoknapatawpha Arts Council [email protected] There are steps that most film fans never see in the filmmaking process. It is hard to involve fans in many of the early creative steps that determine the final outcome of how a film will sound and look and the what the personality of the characters [...]

Unchained is taco soup for the storytelling soul By Wayne Andrews, Director, Yoknapatawpha Arts Council, [email protected] Photos by Mike Stanton, [email protected] Generally it is considered polite for the audience watching a performance on stage to sit quietly. It is a sign of appreciation and respect for the work of the performers on stage. Unchained, emceed [...]

Arts Council seeks even small donations to close out 2012 By Wayne Andrews, Director, Yoknapatawpha Arts Council [email protected] The rush of the holidays is slowly leaving us. The joy of just a few moments of quiet to reflect on the year and look forward to the New Year are what most of us relish now. [...]

"Wayne Andrews, The Old Bee-Keeper" - The Prize Fighter Inferno

I won't love her anymore, she won't let me. Just a journeyman's journey to the end. Will this road hold home for good? Will I ever see? Against this broken street I'll gain, it will comfort me.

As a scholar of all things under the Keywork, the story of the Blood Machine is something I'd love to know more about. What we do know: Jesse (Inferno of the Amory Wars) is killed by Mayo Deftinwolf in Good Apollo Vol 1 and is reincarnated onto a present-day Earth - one of the few remaining vestiges of Heaven's Fence. He comes upon a town named Margretville and inside this town a story of love, feudalism, and insanity is carried out. The story of the Blood Machine as it's told is in fact narrated in retrospect by Jesse, who needs to tell the story of Heaven's Fence but before he does he must tell the story of Margretville.

In the autumn of 2006 after My Brother's Blood Machine came out, I would listen to this song on repeat while waiting alone at 6am on a cold, foggy street corner. It still holds the same power for me as it did back then.