Last year saw the release of Rice: A Savor the South cookbook, by food historian Michael Twitty, cookbook Gullah Geechee Bress ‘n’ Nyam by Matthew Raiford, and Everyone’s table by Chef Gregory Gourdet, co-authored by JJ Goode. In September, Life is what you make of it, a cookbook by Great …
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NCP chief Sharad Pawar on Sunday urged people to make efforts to pass Marathi literature on to the next generation and said the state government should undertake a program for the overall growth of the Marathi language. He also said that the idea of ââproviding Marathi education at graduation and …
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Read More »Greensboro Public Library Welcomes Native American Author Tommy Orange | Literature
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Two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Colson Whitehead has carved out an enviable place for himself as a writer. This niche is the freedom to write whatever he wants, no matter the genre. Most writers fall into one genre: thrillers, romance, fantasy, science fiction, mysteries, etc., or fall into the literature camp. …
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The J. Willard Marriott Library at the University of Utah is celebrating Forbidden Book Week this year by hosting events to honor the theme, “Books Unite Us.” Censorship divides us. After a wave of challenges and attempts to ban books across the country, the American Library Association launched Forbidden Books …
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