Page 2 - Mountain Leopard News Today

The Walk is a travelling festival of art and cross-border collaboration, at the heart of which is Amal, the giant 3.5 metre-tall puppet, which this year has…

BREEDING INSIGHTS: Meade’s Beacon keeps Drinmore in the family 2021-12-03

Trade visitors and exhibitors at Frankfurter Buchmesse spoke of the importance of supporting trade shows and doing business in person.

Mountain Leopard Press, pp.176, 14.99 Mountains are humanity’s most comforting topographical feature. Wherever you find them you will also find those who have flocked to them for refuge. The Kurds, the world’s largest stateless people, span the most mountainous areas of their host states, while ‘Lebanon’ referred originally to the mountains in the eastern Mediterranean that for centuries served as a haven for all the region’s minorities. First came the Christian Maronites, fleeing the...

This edition of our Rights Roundups includes work from Canada, Finland, Italy, Sweden, the United States, and Germany. Authors represented in this Rights Roundup are, upper row from left, Arianna Papini; Gabrielle Filteau-Chiba; Lynda Rutledge; and Max Seeck. On the lower row from left are David Diop; Viveca Sten; S. Kirk Walsh; and Helga Schubert (image: Renate von Mangolt) An Art Therapist’s Viewpoint Taking a look at a book that relates to the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, Felicità è u...

Sad farewell to the Feminist Writers Festival We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement The Feminist Writers Festival put in a sterling effort to hold a virtual festival in the midst of a year disrupted entirely by the pandemic. So it’s particularly sad – and sadly ironic at this particular time − that artistic director Nikki Anderson has announced the festival is shutting up shop. Since 2016 it has hosted 56 event...