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Dead Poets Society: New England Chapter

Dead Poets Society: New England Chapter

February 20, 2020
Call me cliché, but with winter hanging around, the topic of death is on my mind more often than usual. This winter has been a little strange, with...
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Lessons from the Kitchen That Will Make You A Better Writer

Lessons from the Kitchen That Will Make You A Better Writer

February 19, 2020
As you have probably gleaned from the title, I like to cook. I am no Food Network star or Carla Music from Bon Appetit, but I do truly love to cook...
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Writing With Sound: Making playlists for your stories

Writing With Sound: Making playlists for your stories

February 18, 2020
Sometimes to see, you need to listen first. For almost all of the projects I would create before 2016, I ran into a wall over and over again: For some...
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The Smell of Books > The Smell of the Screen

February 17, 2020
When I was in elementary school back in 2009, I remember being envious of the kids whose parents let them borrow their Nooks (or Kindles?). It made...
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6 Poems for 6 Types of Love

6 Poems for 6 Types of Love

February 14, 2020
Well, it’s that time of year again. Roses and cheesy movies and even cheesier public displays of affection that no one in particular wants to see...
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For Better or Worse? Thoughts on Movie Adaptations

February 13, 2020
Many times, a film adaptation will capture parts of a plot the book can’t for us. The protagonists’ voices, and settings in films help audiences...
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Bad Bitch Book Club

Bad Bitch Book Club

February 12, 2020
For Galentine’s Day, here’s one of the most impressive groups of women I’ve encountered, created for the sole purpose of supporting other women. The...
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Why you should read James Baldwin for Black History Month and every month after that

Why you should read James Baldwin for Black History Month and every month after that

February 11, 2020
The first time I read James Baldwin, his words left me in awe and wanting to read more. I first read Giovanni’s Room about a year ago and have made it...
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Was “Shrek”s Lord Farquaad based on Shakespeare’s “Richard III?”

Was “Shrek”s Lord Farquaad based on Shakespeare’s “Richard III?”

February 10, 2020
(If you’ve never seen Shrek (2001) or read Shakespeare’s play Richard III, let me warn you: Spoilers lie ahead! If you have seen Shrek, welcome to my...
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