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  • Noir or Not: “The Maltese Falcon”

    November 29, 2023

    Do you believe "The Maltese Falcon" should be categorized as "noir"? Suzanne Lummis:It's a terrific movie but ultimately not as dark as others – Noir Gris. But regardless of the quality of darkness, I'd feel funny…

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  • WEDNESDAYS WITH DENISE: November 29, 2023

    November 29, 2023

    Julia McConnell’s first book Landlocked was published earlier this year by Wheelbarrow Books of Michigan State University Press. The poems explore lesbian spaces in Oklahoma where the speaker also feels trapped/locked as she forges…

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  • “Night Flight” by Sarah Holland-Batt [Introduced by Thomas Moody]

    November 29, 2023

    In the introduction to her collection of short essays on Australian poets, “Fishing for Lightning: The Spark of Poetry”, Sarah Holland-Blatt writes “As a form, poetry is full of freedom and possibility. It asks…

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  • “Night Flight” by Sarah Holland-Batt [Introduced by Thomas Moody]

    November 29, 2023

    In the introduction to her collection of short essays on Australian poets, “Fishing for Lightning: The Spark of Poetry”, Sarah Holland-Blatt writes “As a form, poetry is full of freedom and possibility. It asks…

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  • From “My Friendship with Victor Borges” [by Walter Neff]

    November 28, 2023

    It is high time that we  raise a glass in honour of Victor Borges, the poet, blind pianist, and film critic, A native of the Moroni Islands, a group of islands off the coast…

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  • From “My Friendship with Victor Borges” [by Walter Neff]

    November 28, 2023

    It is high time that we  raise a glass in honour of Victor Borges, the poet, blind pianist, and film critic, A native of the Moroni Islands, a group of islands off the coast…

    Continue reading…

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