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Postmark Center for the Arts to host poetry night - Vimarsana News

Postmark Center for the Arts to host poetry night

The historic and newly refurbished Postmark Center for the Arts at 20 Auburn Avenue now provides a home for Auburn’s formerly itinerant artists.

Author Anthony Butler's new book "The Raven Chronicles: Magic Reborn" is a fascinating novel that follows the journey of Raven, who loves her life as a bounty hunter - Vimarsana News

Author Anthony Butler's new book "The Raven Chronicles: Magic Reborn" is a fascinating novel that follows the journey of Raven, who loves her life as a bounty hunter

Filer, ID (PRWEB) May 27, 2022 -- Anthony Butler, who was born in Mobile, Alabama, has completed his new book “The Raven Chronicles: Magic Reborn”: a gripping

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Advertiser.ie - Final Over The Edge of 2021 - Vimarsana News

Advertiser.ie - Final Over The Edge of 2021

TWO LOCAL writers - Denise Commins and Ódhrán Reidy - and an American writer - Sue Pace - will read at the Final Over The Edge of 2021.

WORDS ON A WIRE - Katheleen Alcala - Vimarsana News

WORDS ON A WIRE - Katheleen Alcala

In this episode Daniel Chacón has a conversation with Kathleen Alcalá, author of six books of fiction and nonfiction. Her work has received the Western

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Why Every Day is Indigenous People's Day: Exploring Native American Presence in Illinois Presented by Jenny L. Davis, PhD - Vimarsana News

Why Every Day is Indigenous People's Day: Exploring Native American Presence in Illinois Presented by Jenny L. Davis, PhD

Indigenous people have had and continue to have an incredible presence in the state of Illinois, from Cahokia to the south to Chicago in the north and throughout the Illinois River Valley. The HCC Diversity Committee will host speaker Jenny L. Davis to discuss these histories and realities and how they shape the everyday lives not only of Native American and Indigenous peoples in and from Illinois but everyone who calls the state home.<br/><br/> Jenny L. Davis is a citizen of the Chickasaw Nation and an Associate Professor of Anthropology and American Indian Studies at the Universi...