Month: July 2020
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Fiction Series Part I with Author, Susan Zurenda: Review of Bells for Eli, A Novel
Bells for Eli by Susan Zurenda: A Review There are some books that you enjoy so much when you near the end you sort of panic and force yourself to stop reading. Thirty pages towards the end of Susan Zurenda’s novel, Bells for Eli, I had such a moment and deliberately set the novel on […]
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Feeling Naughty? Tune into Bad to the Bone, a Poetry-themed Radio Show on melodically challenged
Replay of Bad to the Bone melodically challenged Poetry Show If you missed my Bad to the Bone themed poetry show on melodically challenged with K.B. Kincer last time around, you are in luck because WRAS-Album 88, Georgia State University College’s Radio Station-Atlanta is replaying it this week. Tune in Thursday, July 23rd OR Sunday, July 26th at […]
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Author Event: Ruth Reiniche presents Sign Language: Reading Flannery O’Connor’s Graphic Narrative July 16th, 7PM EDT
Ruth Reiniche presents Sign Language: Reading Flannery O’Connor’s Graphic Narrative If you have enjoyed my academic series with author Ruth Reiniche, please consider attending her discussion hosted by the Georgia Center for the Book Event on July 16th at 7PM EDT where you can discover more about Reiniche and her book Sign Language: Reading Flannery […]
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Academic Series Part III: Re: Leora Watts and the Ill-Fitting Pink Nightgown by Author & Guest Blogger Ruth Reiniche
Photo of Georgia College Admission’s Building, Alma Mater of Flannery O’Connor Re: Leora Watts and the Ill-Fitting Pink Nightgown Mrs. Watts was sitting alone in a white iron bed, cutting her toenails with a large pair of scissors. She was a big woman with very yellow hair and white skin that glistened with a greasy […]
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Academic Series Part II: An Interview with Ruth Reiniche, Author of Sign Language: Reading Flannery O’Connor’s Graphic Narrative
An Interview with Ruth Reiniche, Author of Sign Language: Reading Flannery O’Connor’s Graphic Narrative Why Flannery O’Connor? What attracted you to this project? Are you also an illustrator, a photographer, or an artist of any kind? While I was working as a secondary English teacher, I pursued many areas of study that led me to […]
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