A black and white portrait of guitarist Dylan Day with curly hair and a beard, wearing a dark long-sleeve shirt and holding an acoustic guitar in a dimly lit interior setting.

The Bones of the Work (Acoustic Guitar Magazine)

Cameron Knowler interviews Dylan Day about his debut record, The Unanswered Prayer.

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A black and white historical photograph of musician Riley Puckett in a double-breasted suit standing outdoors in front of a car and trees.

"Unsung Hero" (Acoustic Guitar Magazine)

A short feature breaking down Riley Puckett's pioneering guitar style in Acoustic Guitar Magazine 356.

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“Arranging Americana” (Acoustic Guitar Magazine)

An article about Cameron Knowler's singular approach to arranging vocal tunes instrumentally, in a flatpicked style, for Acoustic Guitar Magazine 335.

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“Mother’s Helper" (Acoustic Guitar Magazine)

An article breaking down Mother Maybelle Carter's style in Acoustic Guitar Magazine 334.

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1925 Songs (Tompkins Square)

Cameron Knowler wrote the liner notes for Tompkins Square's 1925 Songs compilation.

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Songs From Oh, Mongoose! (Carling & Will)

Cameron Knowler did the banjo transcriptions for Carling & Will's 2026 release.

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A black book or album cover titled 'RURAL GUITAR' with white text and a white guitar-and-house illustration, placed on a yellow paint-splattered surface.

"Two Adequate Origin Stories" (Rural Guitar)

A short zine proposing two alternate origin stories for the brand known as Rural Guitar.

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A blue book titled 'RURAL GUITAR'S Almanac of Things Mostly True Volume 1' lying flat on a light brown wooden surface.

Rural Guitar's Almanac of Things Mostly True (Volume 1)

The first installment of Rural Guitar's almanac.

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A large mirrored wall mirror with a grid pattern reflecting musician Andy Pitcher taking a photo with Cameron Knowler inside a bright room with blue walls, a white desk, and a chair. The mirror is mounted on a white wall with a light fixture above it.

"Guitar Asylum" (Fretboard Journal)

A close-up portrait of guitarist and composer, Andy Pitcher, for Fretboard Journal 60.

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“The Path of Most Resistance” (Fretboard Journal)

An article written by CRK for Fretboard Journal’s 57th issue on Santa Fe’s Stay Gold Guitars and their emphasis on lesser-known vintage instruments.

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A Polaroid-style photo print showing Jake Xerxes Fussell indoors holding an acoustic guitar.

“No Burdens to Bear” (Fretboard Journal)

An article written for Fretboard Journal’s 55th issue about Jake Xerxes Fussell’s record When I’m Called, his background, sources, gear and cosmology.

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Peter Rowan with white hair, a beard, and sunglasses sits outdoors holding an acoustic guitar. He wears a blue button-up shirt, a black-and-white patterned neck gaiter, and a light wood bead necklace.

“The Trail to Echo Rock” (Fretboard Journal)

An article written for Fretboard Journal’s 54th issue, discussing spirituality, Bill Monroe, guitars and more with Peter Rowan.

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A black and white photograph of Maple Byrne playing an acoustic guitar in a cluttered room with wood-paneled walls and other guitars in the background.

“Hi, It’s Maple” (Fretboard Journal)

An article written for Fretboard Journal’s 53rd issue, discussing guitar oddities, the ethics of the sideman and more with Nashville legend, Maple Byrne.

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Musician Harrison Whitford wearing glasses sits and plays a white electric guitar in a black-and-white outdoor setting.

“Depth of Field” (Fretboard Journal)

An article written for Fretboard Journal’s 52nd issue, discussing guitar artistry and photography with LA-based musician, Harrison Whitford.

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An outdoor publicity photo of bluegrass musician Rhonda Vincent standing in front of field of sunflowers for her record, A Possibility.

Rhonda Vincent Brings New Perspectives, Special Guests to A Possibility (Bluegrass Situation)

An interview with Queen of Bluegrass, Rhonda Vincent, about making her record A Possibility, how she approaches songwriting, and more.

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Musician Bryan Sutton wearing a black button-down shirt, holds a Martin D-28 acoustic guitar with a natural wood finish. He is standing in front of a dark backdrop decorated with red maple leaves.

Bryan Sutton Continues the Conversation in New Guitar Duets Album (Bluegrass Situation)

Cameron Knowler interviews Bryan Sutton about his newest record of guitar duets, From Roots to Branches, Vol. 1.

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Musician Madison Cunningham with long auburn hair and bangs wearing a white ruffled blouse, posed outdoors against a soft-focus green background.

“How ‘Guidelines’ Made Madison Cunningham’s Ace Feel Totally Free” (Bluegrass Situation)

An article written by CRK for Bluegrass Situation on Madison’s 2025 record, Ace.

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