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LEWISBURG — New York Times bestselling author Jodi Picoult warned of the dangers of banning books and limiting free speech during a moderated discussion at Bucknell University on Tuesday night.

Lewisburg, Pa. — Bestselling author Jodi Picoult will be the next speaker in the Bucknell Forum 2023-24 speaker series.

CONCORD —New Hampshire Humanities (NHH) announces its 2023 Annual Celebration of the Humanities will be held on Wed., November 8 at 5 p.m. at The Palace Theatre in Manchester, featuring

Monday Movies presented by the Friends of the Garden City Library 'The Verdict' will be screened on April 10th at the Garden City Library. April April 10 -The Verdict - 1982 - 129 min April 17 Meet Me in St. Louis - 1944 - 113 min April 24 North by Northwest - 1959 - 136

Capital Cities at Harrah’s Lake Tahoe  Capital Cities will be performing at Harrah’s Lake Tahoe in the South Shore Room at 8 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 18.  Tickets to the show are on sale starting at...

Today's top stories include The Kite Runner, which begins previews on Broadway tonight! Plus, check out this week's Broadway grosses, get a first look at pre-Broadway A Beautiful Noise, and more!

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How to Write a Character Who Is Single: 4 Clichés and Tropes to Avoid When Writing Single Characters Dr. Craig Wynne shares strategies for writing single characters in fiction who are strong, healthy, and fulfilled. He includes 4 clichés and tropes to avoid when writing single characters, 4 alternative strategies, and why writers should even care. Author: Feb 14, 2021 Anybody who’s ever read a book or seen a movie knows how single people are portrayed in fiction and film. You have your ...

BOOK REVIEW: FICTION DESIGN: Sarah Anjum Bari Jodi Picoults The Book of Two Ways (Ballantine Books, 2020) discusses with great candour the complexities of human choices, of love, regret, death, and other tumultuous complications that make up life. This book couldnt have arrived at a more fitting time, because in many ways it addresses the perpetual uncertainty that has plagued minds throughout the past year and still continues to do so. The story begins with Dawn McDowell, our protagonist who ...