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127 | Anne Steelyard with Barbara Hambly: Barbara Hambly, writer of the Anne Steelyard graphic novels from Pennyfarthing Press, joins us to discuss the historical adventure series, tells us about some highlights of her extensive career in prose fiction, and gives some insight into the realities o

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Title Raves: Summer Reads with Ellen Heltzel, Joss Antonio Milian, Lloyd Cohn and Sara Ryan: Leading off the discussion was a panel of people known around town for their love of reading and books. Sharing their insights about books, writers and writing are Ellen Heltzel, former book editor and coauthor of Between the Covers: The Book Babes'...

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Frayed Light: Yesterday, Yonatan Berg’s first poetry collection appeared in Joanna Chen’s English translation, Frayed Light, published by the Wesleyan Poetry Series. The poems in this collection gather all of these experiences—religion, settlements and the...

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Icarus learns to fly: "Seconds before bursting into flames the boy sent out a crythat his father, hanging farther down in perfect balancecould not make out:thismustbehowyoufeelwheninventing!He cried out, joyful,And fell." So ends Yael Globerman's poem "Icarus,"...

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Insiders, outsiders and insider-outsiders: This week, Thea Lenarduzzi and Lucy Dallas are joined by Noo Saro-Wiwa, the author of ‘Looking for Transwonderland: Travels in Nigeria’, to discuss developments in travel writing; Alice Kelly, the author of ‘Commemorative Modernisms: Women writers, dea...

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Coffee With Hitler: Writing Poetry and Novels with Steff and Autumn: Steff is a poet and Autumn is a novelist.

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Zaina Arafat, YOU EXIST TOO MUCH: Zaina Arafat is the debut author of You Exist Too Much: A Novel, an anticipated book for June 2020 by O, The Oprah Magazine, Elle, Lit Hub and so many others. She is a Palestinian American writer, teacher, and editor whose stories and essays have...