August 01, 2013
Robert Frost and Donald Hall — two iconic, though very different New Hampshire poets — got their due at the Bookstock Literary Festival.
Robert Frost and Donald Hall — two iconic, though very different New Hampshire poets — got their due at the Bookstock Literary Festival.
We take literary-minded words and anagram them to find ... deeper meaning? Hidden truth? Happy coincidence?
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An assortment of poetry, autobiography, drawings and humor that is as heartfelt as it is silly.
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We take literary-minded words and anagram them to find ... deeper meaning? Hidden truth? Happy coincidence?
Read MoreA series of crude cartoons about a group of shipwrecked men and women stranded on small islands, trying and failing to have sex with each other. Oh, there’s also cannibalism.
Read More"Cheap Wine, Plastic Chairs" is a weekly series that celebrates everyone’s favorite part of the author reading: the Q&A. This week, Lindsay Hunter talks about short and sweet flash fiction.
Read MoreFrom the natural gas fields of Northern Alberta to the Argentine Pampas, a writer wrestles with Tolstoy’s masterpiece.
Read MoreThe author of The Unchangeable Spots of Leopards discusses warzone workshop culture, living vicariously through characters and how we can connect writers like Fitzgerald and Hemingway.
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We take literary-minded words and anagram them to find ... deeper meaning? Hidden truth? Happy coincidence?
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