In last month’s column I mentioned how I first encountered classical music on a high school field trip. We were taken to a ballet company’s
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Split Screen: The Exorcist by Sheldon Lee Compton
So let’s talk about The Exorcist. Not the 1973 greatest-horror-movie-of-all-time Exorcist but the Fox television series Exorcist. The Talent The show keeps the general spirit
The NEA, Library Donations, Shondaland & More! Your Weekly Lit News Roundup by Laurel Dowswell & Emily Ramser
The National Endowment for the Arts has released the selections for the fiscal year 2017 grants and fellowships, including 37 poets, a number of presses, and several literary magazines too, including Copper Canyon Press and Electric Literature.
Rebel with a Cause by Tom Darin Liskey
Houston-based luthier Dorian Barnes has been cutting, sanding, and fashioning violins for over three decades. The son of a concert pianist and violinist, and the
There Once Was a Town by Sandy Ebner
There once was a town named Oak Alley. Populated almost exclusively with “one-percenters, (long before anyone ever heard of such a thing), Oak Alley was
NPR, Patti Sings for Dylan, Tech News & More! Your Weekly Lit News Roundup
On December 6th, National Public Radio released its annual guide from staff and critics. This app gives you a wide range of filters to help you move through more than 300 titles, and includes detailed recommendations, links on where to buy the books — including indie bookstore and library links.
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