Category Archives: nola blogs

Poet & Blogger Mark Folse Reads at the Gold Mine Saloon, Dauphine Street, New Orleans, November 8, 2012

Posted on November 27, 2012 by Louis Maistros

Posted in Art & Culture of New Orleans, every day things, new orleans, New Orleans By Night, nola blogs, photography, writing | Tagged french quarter, new orleans, photography, poetry, writing | 2 Comments

Free Kindle Book, Anti-requiem: New Orleans Stories (and Photography), Fiction & Nonfiction, 1994-2012

Posted on October 7, 2012 by Louis Maistros

Dear Friends, Some news about the ever-evolving literary experiment known as “Anti-requiem: New Orleans Stories.” There is no longer a short free version and a longer pay version. Now there is only a best version, and it is free. One … Continue reading →

Posted in Art & Culture of New Orleans, Before the storm, Blues, Crime, every day things, Faith, hurricane season, jazz, Local music, memory lane, new orleans, New Orleans By Night, nola architecture, nola blogs, nola doors, photography, Politics, Street art, Street Photography, writing | Tagged epublishing, essays, fiction, free ebook, free kindle book, kindle, new orleans, photography, publishing, street photography, writing | 4 Comments

Beautiful Smart People Against High Rises in the #Marigny, #NewOrleans. Please Sign the Petition and RT! #FMIASizeMatters

Posted on August 9, 2012 by Louis Maistros

The 600 block of Mandeville Street was well-represented at the Size Matters Rally at Siberia on St Claude Avenue last night, as can be evidenced in this photo. Residents of the Marigny are in the latest fight for their neighborhood’s … Continue reading →

Posted in Art & Culture of New Orleans, Blues, Crime, every day things, Faith, hurricane season, new orleans, nola architecture, nola blogs, photography, Politics, The Lovely Elly | Tagged Faubourg Marigny, historic, new orleans, no high rises in the marigny, photography, preservation, size matters | Leave a comment

Attention Holiday Shoppers: All of my #NewOrleans Signed Photography Prints are 75% OFF for a limited time….#nola

Posted on November 23, 2011 by Louis Maistros

That’s right, all 336 of the signed prints in my Ebay Store are at auction this week with a starting bid of $4.99 (down 75 % from the usual “buy it now” price of $19.95). After the 7 day auction, … Continue reading →

Posted in animal rescue, Art & Culture of New Orleans, Before the storm, Blues, BP Oil Spill, Carnival Time, Crime, every day things, Faith, federal government, Gayin' it up, hurricane season, jazz, Local music, memory lane, new orleans, New Orleans By Night, nola architecture, nola blogs, nola doors, photography, Politics, Saints, Street art, The Lovely Elly, This week in review, Uncategorized | Tagged black friday sale, cyber monday, faoubourg marigny, french quarter, new orleans, photography | Leave a comment

Anti-requiem: New Orleans Stories by Louis Maistros (Expanded and Illustrated) Now Available

Posted on November 13, 2011 by Louis Maistros

(For those who are seeing this more than once due to cross posting, please accept my apologies) Dear Friends, It’s official, the “secret” writing/photography project i’ve been working on for about a year now is up and available at Amazon.com. … Continue reading →

Posted in Art & Culture of New Orleans, Before the storm, Blues, Crime, every day things, Faith, federal government, hurricane season, jazz, Local music, memory lane, new orleans, New Orleans By Night, nola blogs | Tagged essays, fiction, literary, new orleans, photography | 2 Comments

25 jazz quotes

Posted on July 24, 2010 by Louis Maistros

25 Jazz Quotes That Might Make You a Better Writer (and maybe a better person, too) “You start with some statement, and you work it, and you go in different directions with it and so forth, but it’s not in … Continue reading →