Category: Features
Extensive catalogue found at Bryce Harmon, Author at The Murfreesboro Pulse.
Contributing F&P Authors found in Category, “Local Writing.”
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William Womack’s, “The Hotel”/WNXP, Bobby Nashville Rooftop Concerts/Great Barrier Reef Live(s)!
As he drove hurriedly down the street, he couldn’t help but notice the sun was shining. It was supposed to be a cloudy day; there was even a small chance of rain. He liked the rain. Rain, darkness, and clouds; these all fit his personality. The sadness that permeated his life was still very much…
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Under the Jefferson St. Bridge: Bob Dylan’s Rough and Rowdy Ways at the Brooklyn Bowl, Marches 26th, 27th
Songwriter/Musician, Bob Dylan, made an appearance at Nashville, neon-laned bowling alley/music venue, Brooklyn Bowl Nashville, March 26-27, 2024, to promote his latest album, Rough and Rowdy Ways, just a stone’s throw down the hill from the Nashville-Metro courthouse. Rough and Rowdy Ways was released out of Columbia Records, June 19, 2020. As segmental as the rest to Dylan’s unofficially,…
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The Cosmic Perspective: Neil deGrasse Tyson @ TPAC, Feb 26, 2024; Nashville (Metro) Officially Recognizes Life Work of Dr. N.d’G.Tyson; Another Jack White, Nashville moment
Nashville, Tenn. – Neil deGrasse Tyson dropped by the Tennessee Performing Arts Center, Monday, February 26, 2024, to present The Cosmic Perspective, his somewhat comprehensive macro-view of a (slightly corrected) modern world a la Dr. Tyson’s well-known, jovial media personality. The topic is chosen by the inviting city from a list offered by Dr. Tyson upon invitation, according to…
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The Peculiarity of Amigo the Devil’s Commemorations
Nashville, Tenn. – Austin, TX-to-Nashville, TN’s dark Neofolk singer/songwriter transplant, Amigo the Devil, has live shows that have become group heydays for area and national folks, alike, where fans can dabble in (and some, seemingly discover to laugh with) the dichotomy of life’s mortal coil, as well as find companionship in modern vulnerabilities, but as…
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Recent Online ‘Smell of Earth’ Popularity, Clarified
Though the specific knowledge has been around for a while, for modernity’s sake: “That smell of rain that we love so much actually has a scientific name, because there are folks who study it. It’s called Petrichor. Here’s what happens: […] think about the soil, or even the pavement of your driveway, with little, tiny…
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Is It Haunted? (true story)
When we moved into this house, it was already 71 years old. Having been built in 1903, it’s now over 100 and we are its longest occupants. People have a fascination with old houses, and when it passes the century mark, it becomes an object of speculation. “Is it haunted?” they ask. “If it is,”…
