Alison Jane Reid
Total 357 Posts
Luminary Film of the Month - A Complete Unknown, Bob Dylan Goes Electric!
Journalist and Dylanaphile, Alison Jane Reid Reviews the Bob Dylan Film A Complete Unknown and Ponders Why Timothee Chalamet Makes Great Rock 'n' Roll But Portrays Dylan as a One-Dimensional Asshole.
Edwina Hayes Singer-Songwriter, The Sweetest Voice in England - My Luminary Slow Life
The Luminaries Magazine editor, journalist Alison Jane Reid talks to singer-songwriter Edwina Hayes about life on the road, Bob Dylan, Nashville, Gibson guitars and perfect ways to slow down
The Luminary Interview -Dr Raghavan Phd Inventor of Nano Soma
Daring to Think Differently, Journalist Alison Jane Reid presents an indepth filmed Interview with scientist Dr Raghavan PhD, inventor of Nano Soma, the food state nanoceutical made from sugar cane and pristine Swiss water.
The Luminaries Loves - July's Slow, Slothful, Organic, Retro and Artisan Treasures to Delight You!
The Luminaries Loves - Journalist Alison Jane Reid writes about the very best slow and beyond organic artisan treasures from exquisite small batch organic foods from Tunisia to William Holden in The World of Suzie Wong and Brora's gossamer organic cotton lace high summer skirt.
Butterflies and Zebras No 1 - The Sloth Post - Italian Slow Holiday, Breezy, Clint Eastwood's Forgotten Masterpiece; Jimi Hendrix's Happy Place; Gut Tips and Slow Food from Tunisia
A Sloth Postcard from The Luminaries Magazine - Butterflies and Zebras, inspired by Jimi Hendrix and packed with slow, slothful, organic ideas from music to food, fashion to slow travel to enchant you...
The Sloth Organic Foodie News - Chef Doug Crampton Blazes an Award-Winning Trail at Eight at Gazegill, Glorious Organic Farm Milk, BlanxArt Chocolate and the Best Organic Small Producers & Shops to Know
Luminary Journalist Writes About the Very Best Organic, pasture-raised and slow food news from Eight at Gazegill a destination farm 2 fork restaurant to the best single estate organic chocolate by BlanxArt and where to buy delicious real organic milk and cream from the farm, just in time for Easter!
Turn Up the Tartan - Winchester School of Arts MA Students Celebrate the Textiles of Africa and Scotland!
Turn up the tartan! Scotland meets Africa in a an electrifying degree show at Winchester School of Arts, Writes Luminaries Magazine Editor, Alison Jane Reid. Read the slow fashion review now.
