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By Michael Premo Coney Island, Brooklyn Food, Recovery November 10, 2012

Hot Soup Feeds the Recovery

Hot homemade fish soup makes the recovery easier.

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Michael Premo

Michael Premo, is a multidisciplinary artist, photographer, theater-maker, organizer and cultural worker.

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