Formally in Somerville, MA., Poet to Poet/ Writer to Writer is now located in Revere, MA. It is produced at the podcast studios of the Chocolaffee Cafe on Dehon Street in Revere Beach. Many of these shows are archived at the Lamont Library Poetry Room at Harvard University, for scholars and the general public to view. We explore the creative process and the work of local poets and writers. contact: dougholder@post.harvard.edu
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Sunday, September 06, 2026
Doug Holder interviews Poet, shaman, educator, writer Wayne- Daniel Berard
His latest books of poetry include the full-length Art of Enlightenment and a chapbook Little Ghosts on Castle Floors, poems informed by the Potterverse, both with Kelsay Books. He is the co-founding editor of Soul-Lit, an online journal of spiritual poetry (www.soul-lit.com). Wayne-Daniel lives in Mansfield, MA with his wife, The Lovely Christine.
Tuesday, September 01, 2026
Doug Holder interviews Brian Harkins--Revere Arts Activist
Nyx Breen is the artistic pseudonym of Brian Harkins, a prominent photographer, digital artist, and arts advocate based in Revere, Massachusetts. He is widely recognized for his visual storytelling, community-driven public art installations, and digital creations in virtual environments.
Creative Profile & Work
- Photography & Visual Art: His photography frequently highlights local coastal landscapes, abstract urban architecture, and moody black-and-white imagery. He publishes his professional work on the official 4, 5]
- Immersive Virtual Worlds: Breen is highly active in the OpenSimulator (OpenSim) community, particularly within the Pangea Grid. He constructs complex, large-scale virtual art installations utilizing advanced atmospheric lighting and mesh design.
- Community Leadership: Deeply involved in the local Massachusetts art scene, he founded the Revere Art Community and co-founded the Revere Public Arts Commission. He has also served as a Massachusetts Transformative Development Initiative (TDI) Adjunct Fellow.
- Public Art Projects: During the pandemic, he launched the "Who I wear a mask for Revere" initiative, a community photo-collage banner designed to foster unity through art rather than politics.
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