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For this Open Book which is now on two successive Saturday evenings every month, my guest is Rose McLarney whose most recent collection of poems, Colorfast, has just been published.
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For this Open Book, my guest is New York Times, Wall Street Journal & USA Today bestselling author of historical women’s fiction, Stephanie Dray.
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Born here in Chattanooga, Ishmael Reed is a literary icon whose works range from poetry and prose to plays and novels.He’s author of the book “The…
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Richard Winham shares a conversation with Shandra Burnett, Dennis Parker and Mary Eliza Hendricks on “Love Letters" - premiering on Friday for the first…
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The new season at Chattanooga Theatre Centre begins later this week with a romantic comedy by Neil Simon - a production sidelined when the pandemic hit in…
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At the heart of The Ed Johnson Memorial are bronze statues of three Black men: Ed Johnson, who was lynched on the bridge in 1906 - and his attorneys, Noah…
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Richard Winham shares the second part of a conversation with Margaret Renkl, author of “Late Migrations: A Natural History of Love and Loss.” This fall,…
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Here's how one collaboration can lead to another.The adaptation of William Shakespeare’s “Romeo & Juliet” - by WNYC Studios in collaboration with The…
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The community events that begin tomorrow culminating in Sunday’s dedication of the Ed Johnson Memorial here in Chattanooga will encompass history, art,…
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Chattanooga’s celebration of young adult literature stays all virtual this year.YA-Hoo Fest takes place online Thursday and Friday.Joel Henderson chairs…
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The Festival is coming back to Dalton.Starting Friday through Sunday, the Creative Arts Guild will host this year’s Festival of Fine Arts and…
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Richard Winham shares the first part of a conversation with Margaret Renkl, author of “Late Migrations: A Natural History of Love and Loss.”This fall,…