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Inside the Block Party, Welcome All & Then Some
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There is a temptation to play with the words BLOCK PARTY when it comes to the three... Read more →
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Jo Scott-Coe: Before the Violence, and After
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I went to Poly High School in Riverside, CA with Jo Scott-Coe, the focus of this... Read more →
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The Rise and Fall of Becky Sharp
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Becky Sharp, the anti-heroine of William Makepeace Thackeray's sprawling 19th-century... Read more →
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18 Years, But Who’s Counting?
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When people learn that my debut novel, Guesthouse for Ganesha, is on the precipice of... Read more →
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Guesthouse for Ganesha sets Publication Date
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Guesthouse for Ganesha, the much-anticipated debut novel by Judith Teitelman, a... Read more →
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Nothing Poor About These Yella Rednecks
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Playwright Qui Nguyen’s Vietgone came and went, at South Coast Rep (SCR) and at East... Read more →
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3 Memoirs in “Year of the Woman”
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I’ve recently read three strong memoirs written by three unique and passionate women.... Read more →
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Grant Hier and John Brantingham’s California Continuum: Flash Fiction to Foster Empathy
By Alexandra Umlas on
In the introduction to Grant Hier and John Brantingham’s new flash fiction collection,... Read more →
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Wilde Travails, On Stage & Off
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In the age of LGBTQ, the tragedy of Oscar Wilde is never far from our consciousness. Laws... Read more →
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Happy Birthday, Tom Jones!
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Happy birthday, Tom Jones! (No, not the ageless and indefatigable Welsh singer.) The... Read more →
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