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May 8, 2024 |
glreview.org | Charlie Stephens
A few years ago, I was planning a trip to meet my mom for a long weekend and wanted to find a place about halfway between her home in Salem, Oregon, where I grew up, and my (then) house in Berkeley. I looked at a map and was reminded of Port Orford, a tiny town of 1,000 that my beloved grandma enjoyed visiting throughout her life. Almost no one knows where Port Orford is—not even most other Oregonians. It is so very small and remote.
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Apr 5, 2024 |
shelf-awareness.com | Damilare Kuku |Charlie Stephens |Gina Chung |Allison Pataki
In this week's newsletter, we review Nigerian author Damilare Kuku's debut, Nearly All the Men in Lagos Are Mad, a story collection featuring a dozen "rollicking, riotous stories" of "mad men and women getting out--and even," as well as Swedish novelist Lina Wolff's "magnetic fever dream" The Devil's Grip, a fast-paced story about "a woman pushed to the edge of sanity." Plus, we look at the "empowering picture book" Piper Chen Sings by Phillipa Soo, the award-winning performer who originated...
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Apr 4, 2024 |
indypendent.org | Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore |Eleanor Bader |Charlie Stephens
When Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore was a child, every visit to see her paternal grandparents was filled with affirmation, joy and wonder. Her grandmother, visual artist Glady Goldstein, was particularly encouraging. She helped nurture Sycamore’s burgeoning creativity and envision a way to break free of suburban expectations. Her example was potent.
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