About WTBH
Photo: Katrina Williams, Katrina Krauss Photography
Baltimore is one of a kind — an unpretentious blue-collar city south of the Mason-Dixon line but not quite southern; a former industrial town revitalized with a vibrant waterfront and urban life; a big city with a small town feel.
It’s a place steeped in history with its own unique quirks and culture, a city with character that celebrates characters.
Welcome To Baltimore, Hon! is a sort of virtual scrapbook intended to encourage visitors and natives to explore the city — its past and present — and find interesting activities for the whole family.
Staff
Publisher and Executive Editor: Bruce Goldfarb
Contributors: Rafael Alvarez, Caryn Coyle, Lenora Genovese, Reed Hellman, Noam Sane
Cartoonist in Residence: Tom Chalkley
Web Consultant: Aaron Nye
Bios
 Bruce Goldfarb has wrestled the wild hamsters of Paraguay and surfed the length of the Amazon, but has never visited Ocean City.
His work has appeared in Baltimore magazine, Maryland magazine, Baltimore Sun, USA Today, Washington Post, American Health, Harper’s and numerous other publications. He has also done seven books, none of which you’ve ever read. He can be reached at bruce@welcometobaltimorehon.com. |
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 Rafael Alvarez is a lifelong Baltimorean who suffered a brief and apostatical exile in Los Angeles. Alvarez has written about his hometown — where he attended Catholic schools from first grade through an English degree at Loyola College — in every writing medium from haiku to Hollywood.
Rafael’s stories can be read at alvarezfiction.com. He welcomes emails from anyone who knows where the secrets of Crabtown are buried. He can be reached at rafael@welcometobaltimorehon.com. |
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 Caryn Coyle will try anything with crabmeat in it except perhaps chocolate, the only other food she cannot live without.
Her fiction has appeared in Gargoyle, jmww, Loch Raven Review, Midway Journal, Preface, Santa Fe Writers Project Literary Journal, Smile Hon, You’re In Baltimore and she is in City Sages: Baltimore anthology of local writers. She won the 2009 Maryland Writer’s Association Short Fiction Award. She can be reached at caryn@welcometobaltimorehon.com. |
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Contact
editor@welcometobaltimorehon.com
443-226-5607
