Cattle Running and Writing: PW Talks with Rae DelBianco
Do you find that there is a different set of expectations for a female writer writing in what might be considered a male-dominated genre? I reject the notion that, with the limitless expanse of literary voices in the world, there's any value in gendering them. Members of the publishing industry have asked me
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National Library Week: Local library preps for big ramp dinner fundraiser
âWe have to have money coming in throughout the year in order to be able to have the best sellers which is what most everyone wants. âWe have several projects we are doing to help enhance our services,â he said. âWe would love to be able to enhance our bandwidth for one thing, but that costs us
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Donut King hits Quincy's sweet spot
“Lots of brides and grooms are getting doughnuts instead of wedding cakes,” Melchione said. Day-to-day business is good, too. Donut King moves more than 100 dozen doughnuts on a decent morning. As it's been for years, the honey-dipped doughnuts are the best sellers, with 20 to 25 dozen of them
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Restaurant & Bar Workers to be Hurt if âTipped Wageâ System Eliminated
Just so that we are, to use the common expression, all on the same page, we need first to set the record straight: Servers employed in restaurants, bars, and other food and drink establishments who derive their income largely through tips and not by actual employer-paid wages of at least the minimum
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Kishwar Naheed's textbook explanation of Pakistan
Kishwar Naheed is of course a name of some weight in Pakistan's literary scenario. The feminist writer and poet has done some great work in Urdu and has broken many barriers, so the natural assumption would be that this new book in English bearing her name is simply an unfortunate circumstance of
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Children's author Sue Gallion coming to Emporia
Gallion's debut picture book, âPug Meets Pig,â illustrated by Joyce Wan (Beach Lane Books/Simon & Schuster), was released Sept. 27, 2016 with a starred review from Publishers Weekly. The book is now in its second printing. Gallion received the Most Promising Picture Book Manuscript award from
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Don't Call Me a Genius
The Asian-American literary world is well established, and the path to publication is clear. Go to college, get an M.F.A. in creative writing, write about something Asian or Asian-American, be picked up by a New York publishing industry hungry for the next hot multicultural commodity and the next voice for
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Mental health charity IPSUM hosting charity ball with Mitch Winehouse
A spokesperson for the charity said: “IPSUM is a holistic wellbeing charity using creative and talking therapies based in Swindon supporting people … “We also offer creative writing sessions and therapies based on mindlfulness and relaxtion as well as means tested one to one or couples counselling.”.
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I had to face a lot of discrimination on the show being from Lucknow: Shruti Sharma
Shruti, who is a trained Bharatnatyam dancer and a diploma holder in creative writing, says that she always wanted to become an actor and that she loves being in front of the camera. “The acting bug bit me when I was a kid. In fact, at a very young age, I started writing, directing and and acting in plays.
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North Mankato published paper 1921-1947
NORTH MANKATO â If the two newspaper publishers had met before their deaths, Harriet Stemper would have been able to advise Katharine Graham, the subject of Steven Spielberg's 2017 movie, “The Post.” Stemper operated the North Mankato Review decades before Graham, in the 1960s,
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