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Compare and Contrast: Two Books (Reading well in times of illness, part 5)
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It was during my first college freshman year that I learned the reality behind Oscar... Read more →
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Privilege
By Mireya S. Vela on
In the morning, I wake to the sounds of a curdling scream. I wake with an intake of... Read more →
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Immersion Into Media (Reading well in times of illness, part 4)
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If one is known by the company he keeps, I have been honored to hang out with some... Read more →
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Reading Beyond Race: Asian Authors to Support During Covid-19
By Dulcie Yamanaka on
As we continue to live safely amid the Coronavirus crisis, there’s another infectious... Read more →
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Some “Fun” Stuff (Reading well in times of illness, part 3)
By Bill Cushing on
Okay, we’re all stuck indoors for the duration, so many are using the time to get to... Read more →
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GRAND OPENINGS: Reading Well in Times of Illness, Part 2
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Like the lothario in pursuit of the sexual or even the sincere suitor in pursuit of the... Read more →
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Reading Well in Times of Illness: A Book List
By Bill Cushing on
Retiring in mid-February, I foresaw a somewhat sedentary future. However, this virus has... Read more →
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Preview of Glorious Boy by Aimee Liu
By Bill Cushing on
In her fourth novel, Glorious Boy, Aimee Liu begins with a marvelously mysterious and... Read more →
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Publishing Poetry in Times of Pestilence
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Photo by Alexis Rhone Fancher courtesy of Eric Morago There are two reliable methods... Read more →
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Covid-19’s Virus of Xenophobia: Holocaust Survivor Trudie Strobel Reminds Us of Its Cost
By Charity Hume on
As I write this Sunday afternoon in April of 2020, the Corona virus continues to threaten... Read more →
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