Contact Tammie Foster at 704-216-7842. This program goes on hiatus after Dec. 18. The Write Stuff: Lessons in and practice with creative writing, led by Jenny Hubbard, young adult novelist, author of “Paper Covers Rock” and “And We Stay.” Headquarters, Dec. 5, 4:30 p.m. Questions? Contact Hope at
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”I think about the situation of being arrested and executed for your creative writing, which is, to me, one of the more horrifying things to ponder. As an American, it hasn't been anything that I have had to consider in a serious way. But in writing this play, thinking about him and thinking about that time in
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“Publishing for Kay Berger has been a true pleasure,” Heuss said. “The process of publishing a book can be an emotional process for the author. We walk an author through each step of the publishing project from editing, design and marketing their book as well as legal issues such as copywriting,
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International Journal of Grid and Utility Computing, from Inderscience Publishers, covers grid and utility computing which allows resource discovery/sharing/collaboration in a distributed environment.
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When Walker High ended its creative writing classes, Browning and others were “so bummed out” that she organized their own meeting, in the reference room of the library, “and the library supported us and backed us. First we grew to 10, and then 20.” Browning went on to attend Bevill State, but the
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The couple uses their previous hometown as inspiration especially for one of their best sellers, Key Lime Pie. Bridgette says they get the limes shipped to Boise to make sure their customers are eating authentic ingredients. Other favorites include the Chocolate Chess Pie and the Peanut Butter Pie.
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Her quest brought her to the Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum in Norwalk, holiday festivities on the New Haven Green and the “Santa Made Me Do It” 5-kilometer race in Bethlehem. Essays from Connecticut author Eric D. Lehman, who teaches literature and creative writing at the University of
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The last major book award of the year, the 2017 National Book Award, was announced November 15, 2017. The winner for fiction: “Sing, Unburied, Sing” by Jesmyn Ward. [Ms. Ward had a great year! She also was the recipient of a MacArthur Foundation 2017 'Genius' Grant.] The last list of the year, and
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