Emily Horton

There is something almost radical, in today’s maximalist jazz landscape, about choosing less. For Samuel Torres—a musician whose résumé stretches from symphonic works to big band arrangements—the decision to strip everything down to three instruments on  Trio Libre  feels less like an aesthetic experiment than a philosophical pivot. After years of expanding outward, he turns inward, reducing his palette to piano, vibraphone, and congas, and asking a deceptively simple question: how much music...

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For nearly twenty years, Cinebook has established itself as the leading English-language publisher of Franco-Belgian comics. What have been the main challenges in introducing this “ninth art” to Anglo-Saxon audiences long dominated by American superheroes and Japanese manga? Cinebook: American superheroes and Japanese manga still dominate the Anglo-Saxon market. But indeed, we have succeeded in establishing our brand—and that was our main challenge. Cinebook had to be clearly identified as...