Sky Blue Press article in  Volume 1 of A Café in Space:
An Afternoon with Joaquín Nin-Culmell
The composer’s life today
by Paul Herron
I look to the left and see the piano room—white, elegant, airy, its centerpiece the grand piano set before windows adorned by fine blinds, through which the bright mid-afternoon light enters. To the right, just around the corner, we get a glimpse of Joaquín… He turns around to look at us. He wears large glasses, not thick, an informal knit shirt. His face is angelic. His fine features are highlighted by his swept-back white hair, and his smile is infectious. For a man of ninety-four, he looks marvelous. His skin is smooth and soft-looking, and his voice is that of a much younger man. ... continued in Vol 1

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