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Things change very fast. unfortunately, sometimes, rather uncharitably — i love newspapers, its uncharitable to call them the dead —— dead tree press, but things move very fast and the daily mail is reflecting the importance of that story — it is about the queen — and the fact that a lot of their readers throughout the country, and indeed around the world would be very interested in her majesties health. —— her majestys health. interested in her majesties health. -- her majestys he...

17 min read The author spent less than three years at St Columba’s College in Dublin, but they had a huge influence on his life and work William Trevor, whose birthday it would have been today, died in November 2016, aged 88. He entered St Columba’s College, Dublin under his real name, Trevor William Cox, in January 1944 and left in July 1946. Those mere two and a half years out of the 88 were, however, disproportionately important in the shaping of his artistic imagination. Scho...

Costa winner lauds benefits of UK printing Jo Francis Monday, March 15, 2021 The publisher of the winning book in the Costa Book Awards extolled the benefits of printing in the UK on Radio 4’s You & Yours programme last week, including a shout-out for long-term supplier Imprint Digital. Costa winner: "We always print in the UK, so we didn’t have any supply chain issues" The Mermaid of Black Conch, by Monique Roffey, won the Costa Novel award and then ca...

nancywilhelms.com Nancy Wilhelms started writing her book – “Yes! You Can Do It! The Young Woman’s Guide to Starting a Fulfilling Career” – two decades ago. She put it aside as her own career accelerated, eventually landing her a post as executive director at Anderson Ranch Arts Center in Snowmass Village, which she left in January 2018. When she stepped down from the Ranch and started a nonprofit consulting firm, Wilhelms revisited her manuscript and took a trip to Mexico to dig back...

"Imagination is as critical to social justice as power. Unless we imagine more just futures and how we get there, change won’t come."

This year’s Meeting Ground Christmas edition features the works of poets from New Zealand and Jamaica. For this first instalment, the featured Jamaican poets are in the diaspora but born and mostly raised in Jamaica. In their work is the dialogue between the Jamaican Christmas past and the American Christmas present, reminding us, too, of Claude McKay’s “Flame Heart”, with the poinsettias red, blood-red in warm December. Here’s to a heart-warming Christmas and blissful reading! – A...

Events. >>eric: your notes? >>guest: two examples when countries fall and revolutions happen. one was what jimmy carter and the shah of iran. we helped bring down the share of iran and then carter said let events take their own course. and iran is now an enemy. reagan used american power to help them shape their institutions of democracy, tree press, independent judicial review. look what we have, our strongest allies, the european countries, eastern european countries. romney is talking, romney...