Articles with keyword "Literature"
In Focus
South Dakota’s Sherry DeBoer
Sherry DeBoer brings a love of literature to her native South Dakota.
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Dear Harry . . . Dear Wm
The letters of the James brothers offer a window to the nineteenth century.
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A Writer's Writer
Katherine Anne Porter's lifetime of letters and manuscripts holds clues for scholars and writers alike.
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How a Tradition Begins
Nashville becomes Literary City, U.S.A. for the tenth annual Southern Festival of Books.
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A Fanciful Nature
Realism and fantasy mingle in the worlds of Beatrix Potter, Kate Greenaway, and Arthur Rackham.
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"I heard the voices. . . of my Louisiana people"
Writer Ernest Gaines talks about storytelling, race, and his Louisiana roots.
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The Long Shadow of Invisible Man
A film on Ralph Ellison and his novel delves into his position as a black man in America.
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About Saul Bellow
Bellow's biographer, James Atlas, talks about the successes and trials of the Nobel Prize-winner's life with Chairman William R. Ferris.

