Nathan Tavares writes about culture for WBUR, with an interest in celebrating queer topics and diverse voices in Boston and beyond. He is a former assistant editor at The Improper Bostonian and his work has appeared in Boston magazine, Boston.com, Out and elsewhere. His debut fiction novel, "A Fractured Infinity," comes out on Nov. 1, 2022, and is a universe-hopping sci-fi road trip with a queer love story at its core.
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For author Eric LaRocca, horror is a form of healing
You can try reading Eric LaRocca's new collection “This Skin Was Once Mine and Other Disturbances” in the daylight. But even sunshine won’t be able to banish the deep-body chills...
5 musical acts to watch at this year's Boston Calling
From a subversive country star to a confessional homegrown rapper, Nathan Tavares recommends acts to tune into outside of the headlining bands.
Former Medfield State Hospital Is Transforming Into A Cultural Hub
Still in the early stages, plans are to revive the property with a mix of indoor and outdoor performing arts and education venues, and even a culinary arts center.
5 Reasons To Feel Hopeful About Boston Area Restaurants
From new patios to a pop-up serving sandwiches on super-soft Japanese milk bread, here are some restaurants to check out in and around the city.
6 Black-Owned Restaurants To Support, Not Just During Black History Month
From sauce-smothered, fall-off-the-bone ribs to rich biryanis doused with slow-simmered sauces, check out the food at six Black-owned restaurants in Boston.
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Boston Lyric Opera's 'The Fall Of The House Of Usher' Tackles The Unraveling American Dream
Weaving animation and archival footage, this new cinematic version of Philip Glass’s opera based on Edgar Allan Poe’s short story, intertwines three stories capturing varying views of the nation.
How To Celebrate First Night 2021 In Boston
Beloved Boston performers will share the stage with artists from throughout New England for showcases ranging from traditional Chinese drum pieces to hip-hop sendups.
'Tis The Season For Streaming: 7 Local Productions Go Virtual To Celebrate The Holidays
From “The Nutcracker” to “Black Nativity,” some of Boston’s favorite holiday traditions are moving online to provide some holiday cheer.
Five Festive Holiday Light Displays To Enjoy By Car Or On Foot
Whether you’re looking to stroll through the trees on foot or reimagine your car as a reindeer-led sleigh, we rounded up five area light shows that offer physically distanced season’s...
A Mother-And-Son Duo Are Re-Examining History To Illuminate Wampanoag Stories
Paula and Steven Peters -- the managing partners behind the creative agency SmokeSygnals -- are separating historic fact from American myth.