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Group members share 2024 plans - Vimarsana News

Group members share 2024 plans

On January 6, as the first snowstorm of 2024 loomed in the sky, a group of women brightened the day as they gathered for lunch at Gossips on 9th Av...

Review: Teenage twins go missing in a coastal Maine town, putting its police chief to the test - Vimarsana News

Review: Teenage twins go missing in a coastal Maine town, putting its police chief to the test

Writer Albert Waitt's murder mystery, 'The Ruins of Woodman’s Village,' paints a picture of a small town, biases and all.

Salon samples cultures of Queens - Vimarsana News

Salon samples cultures of Queens

Prolific writer Mary Lannon brought two of her cherished creative communities together for an Irish-American Writers & Artists Queens Writers Salon...

NYT Columnist: Ending College Discrimination Against Asians would do Them 'Egregious Harm' - Vimarsana News

NYT Columnist: Ending College Discrimination Against Asians would do Them 'Egregious Harm'

The Asian-American author of a New York Times column claims that ending discrimination against Asian-Americans in college admissions would do them "egregious harm." It's not simply that The New York Times found an Asian-American willing to write a column—in the context of the lawsuit against Harvard— supporting continued discrimination against Asian-Americans in college admissions.

Barbara Kingsolver wins Women's Prize for Fiction with Appalachian novel 'Demon Copperhead' - Vimarsana News

Barbara Kingsolver wins Women's Prize for Fiction with Appalachian novel 'Demon Copperhead'

American novelist Barbara Kingsolver has won the prestigious Women’s Prize for Fiction for a second time with “Demon Copperhead.” Inspired by Charles Dickens' “David Copperfield,” the novel is a coming-of-age