I’ve added a new section to Opus to help me track more of my cultural experiences.

As a way to mark Opus’ silver anniversary, I’m offering a special discount on subscriptions for the month of February.

Opus continues to grow slowly but surely over 2020.

These are the posts that I most enjoyed writing and hew closest to my Platonic ideal for Opus’ content.

Opus experienced some slow, steady growth during 2020, which is very gratifying.

If you enjoy reading Opus, then there are several ways that you can support my efforts.

If you’ve ever found a new favorite album, movie, etc., through my writing, consider becoming an Opus supporter today.

At the risk of sounding pretentious, I want Opus to be a source for hope in times like these.

This compilation spotlights the diversity of musical talent that Opus has focused on over the years.

Writing online can now seem trivial but I’m proud of my 20-year legacy. Here’s to 20 more years.

Opus’ new phase gives me a level of freedom and control that I’ve never had before with the site.

Reflections on Opus’ first 15 years, plus a reading list of some of Opus’ best articles, reviews, and interviews to date.

The latest version of Opus is even more streamlined than before and boasts some significant changes under the hood.

Now with tagging, enhanced searching, and better accessibility.

Personally, I think everyone who wants to seriously learn web development should know how to code by hand.