The first Piedmont Laureate of North Carolina was officially named today — Saturday, November 15 — at the N.C. Writers’…
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“Moving Midway” A Moving Experience
The DC premiere (November 13) of Godfrey Cheshire’s documentary Moving Midway was a real joy — not only the first…
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An article in the latest issue of the Yale Alumni Magazine talks about the “infamous Harvard game of ’68” and…
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File this one under “Someday My Blog Will Have a Staff”: 32 Poems is looking for 1-2 extra sets of…
Continue reading →Revisions Everywhere (Two Exercises)
I would say it’s that time of the semester, but I’m encountering “revisions” everywhere — and all the bad feelings…
Continue reading →Nancy Pearson’s “Family Reunion”
I’m still slowly catching up on some of the books I’d gotten earlier this fall, especially the flurry of titles…
Continue reading →Michael Crichton’s Many Lives
Michael Crichton died November 5, leaving behind an impressive career as the writer of a string of blockbuster techno-thrillers, ranging…
Continue reading →It’s Alive! (…Even If Not Easily Available)
Leslie Klinger’s New Annotated Dracula is getting a fair amount of media attention these days, with articles in The L.A. Times,…
Continue reading →Writing & Teaching and the Potential Impact on American Literature
The problem with me as a blogger: I’m generally behind the times. Mary Ruffin Hanbury, a good friend from Raleigh,…
Continue reading →Vote Early, Vote Often
A brief quote for Election Day — from William James’ “The Moral Philosopher and the Moral Life,” first presented as an…
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