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Publishing Poetry in Times of Pestilence
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Covid-19’s Virus of Xenophobia: Holocaust Survivor Trudie Strobel Reminds Us of Its Cost
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As I write this Sunday afternoon in April of 2020, the Corona virus continues to threaten... Read more →
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The Future of the Construction Industry: Benefits of Modular School Buildings
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Modular construction is slowly but surely taking over the construction industry. You... Read more →
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What Does “Poetry” Mean?
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As we pass the midway point of 2020’s National Poetry Month, it seems fitting that we... Read more →
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Book Review: Haskell Himself by Gary Seigel
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Talk about turmoil. Pity Haskell Hodge. In Gary Seigel's new novel Haskell... Read more →
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A Winter’s Fairy Tale
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You’ll notice that the headline above has added a word to the title of Shakespeare’s... Read more →
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As Shadows Fall…
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Anyone who's had a close brush with the devastation of a mind that has lost its moorings... Read more →
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Intimate Whirlwinds, Part I
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“If you want to enjoy the rewards of being loved, you also have to submit to the... Read more →
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A Lilting Model of Jane Austen’s Emma
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It’s hard these days to find a musical written for the sheer lighthearted fun of it,... Read more →
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Tafadzwa Muzondo Curates the Inaugural Zimbabwe Human Rights Festival
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Machipisa in Highfeilds is a paradoxical African high density suburb in Zimbabwe. It gave... Read more →
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