Historian has deep roots in Tucson's literary community
The contact list in Tucsonan Bruce Dinges cell phone looks like a Who’s Who of Southwestern literature.
Source: tucson.com
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Actor Craig T. Nelson to deliver U of A commencement speech
The University of Arizona has chosen Craig T. Nelson, an Emmy-Award-winning actor, writer, director and producer, to deliver the university’s commencement address on May 10.
Source: tucson.com
Barbara Kingsolver's Book Recommendations
The Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Demon Copperhead and Coyote’s Wild Home on Annie Dillard, Room, and The Book That Makes Her Feel Seen.
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Source: elle.com
Author Barbara Kingsolver teams with Tucson artist on book
Kingsolvers first childrens book is a collaboration with her daughter, Lily, and an old friend: Tucson-based illustrator Paul Mirocha.
Source: tucson.com
10-day Sonoran Restaurant Week spotlights Tucson food scene
Nearly 100 Tucson area restaurants are rolling out special prix fixe menus for 10 days in an event the organizer says infuses $3 million into eateries coffers.
Source: tucson.com
Opinion | Barbara Kingsolver Thinks Urban Liberals Have It All Wrong on Appalachia
The Pulitzer Prize-winning author Barbara Kingsolver talks about writing “the great Appalachian novel.”
Source: nytimes.com
Transcript: Ezra Klein Interviews Barbara Kingsolver
The July 21, 2023, episode of “The Ezra Klein Show.”
Source: nytimes.com
10 Best Barbara Kingsolver Books to Explore
Uncover the brilliance of Barbara Kingsolver's literary gems: dive into the best books that illuminate nature, justice, and human connections.
Source: rtbookreviews.com
Father's Day 2023: Best-rated books to gift for Dads who love to read
Father's Day is coming soon and we have the perfect idea for book-loving fathers.
Source: syracuse.com
Nothing fake about these standout books — cut or uncut
There was a story in this newspaper by The New York Times Anna Kodé recently about how interior decorators use fake books to dress up spaces and make their clients look erudite. This practice is mildly controversial, but nothing new.
Source: arkansasonline.com