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On Sunday, Sept. 11, at Jimmy’s Jazz and Blues Club in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, the Seacoast Jazz Society honor legendary jazz singer, Sheila Jordan.

He spent his formative years as a worker in Tijuana’s maquiladoras, light-industry sweatshops that bloomed like poisonous mushrooms in the Mexican borderlands after the passage of NAFTA. This is perhaps why so much of Yépez’s critique of the Mexico City literary establishment focuses on money: who gets it, who doesn’t, and who decides who belongs in each category.

University of New Mexico Professor Hugh Witemeyer died after a short illness on. Born June 10, 1939, Witemeyer died on May 1, 2022, a little over a month short of his 83rd birthday. He is survived his wife of 35 years, Barbara Ellen Watkins...

Interview with the publisher of pLopLop for his exhibit at StorageSpace.

After Robert Creeley Bitten night spilling sharps. Lowing clouds eye the Pinelawns of dead influences to me. I’ll never live in a house with a woman who writes under an uneasingly settling sun. Contrapuntal outruns cannons. Darkness thousand rounds us to bed. Love for one all my rest. My mind too a mangle is.

This week, poet Joseph Massey joins High Noon. Massey has written movingly about his experience being canceled at the height of #MeToo

If grief were a weapon, what shape would it take?

Recipients of our Summer Scholarships, funded through the generosity of the family of the late Norman McCann (a former National Library Council Member), Dr John and Dr Heather Seymour, Carol Moya Mills, Emeritus Professor Janice Reid AC and an anonymous donor. Since 2002, more than 50 Australian scholars have been supported to undertake six weeks of immersive postgraduate research, with special access to the Library’s collections.

a href= http://www.getty.edu/research/ target= _blank The Getty Research Institute /a has acquired an archive of more than 250 artist’s books

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