Erin Stover
Erin gets to flex her creative muscle as Artistic Director of the Studios of Key West but has also completed a graduate degree at Harvard, served as a National Park Service Search and Rescue volunteer, visited all 50 states, rescued a 300lb sea turtle, nabbed the title of Key West Ms. Gay Pride, and gotten involved with Special Olympics. She says yes to pretty much everything. Luckily her wife, daughter and crazed terrier put up with this.
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The popular culture being consumed right now — movies, music and books — sometimes serves as background, providing the white noise to our elastic...
‘Side Effects’
It’s day 19, or maybe 742 — it’s difficult to be sure — of our COVID-19-induced isolation. Fortunately, today my morning holds the perfect...
How to exit Amazonas in the time of COVID-19
A few years back, Slate published an essay on “The Rise and Fall of Quicksand,” recounting a 1980s-specific exotic obsession. If you’re of a...
Election cycle begins again in the Keys
The Florida Keys comprise a small but mighty chain of communities, populated by involved citizens—a fact that becomes apparent in election years when signs...
Waterfront takes audiences on a glitter-drenched road trip
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