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Literature Door By Yan Sham Shackleton on November 6, 2019 “Door" is an excerpt from a trilogy of novels set in Hong Kong. The novels span the 50... Read more →
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Literature One Way by Mohammed Sumili By A. L. Diaz on October 9, 2019 Mohammed Sumili’s One Way is a collection of short stories about a group of individuals... Read more →
LiteratureTheatre 1 A Bewitching Pair of Period Plays By Sylvie Drake on September 11, 2019 A play with as enticing a title as the one-word Witch is hard to pass up and this season... Read more →
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LiteratureTheatre Frankenstein‘s Conundrum By Sylvie Drake on September 4, 2019 At first I knew nothing at all. But I studied the ways of men and slowly I learned: how... Read more →
Literature Book Review: Unleaving by Melissa Ostrom By Bunkong Tuon on September 4, 2019 Unleaving Melissa Ostrom Hardcover: 304 pages Publisher: Feiwel & Friends... Read more →
LiteraturePoetry Word Crooners to Set Sotambe Poetry Café Ablaze By Mbizo Chirasha on August 28, 2019 As August removes its wind-torn monkey hat and the September sun winks glowingly into... Read more →
FilmLiterature Peckinpah’s The Wild Bunch, 50 Years Later By Garner Simmons on July 31, 2019 We are proud to feature this excerpt from Next Echo/Cultural Weekly contributor and... Read more →
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