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Tag: 03.19

A Friend Asked This Baltimore Sun Reporter To Try Being A Private Eye. She Became A Bestselling Crime Novelist Instead

“In this extended interview, [Laura] Lippman discusses her transition from reporter to writer of such novels as What the Dead Know and Sunburn, how women over 60 make the best spies, and why she’s rooting for the decline of dead-girl fiction.” (watch animated version here) – Topic

Author Matthew WestphalPosted on March 15, 2019Categories wordsTags 03.19

The State Of Black Theatre In America

American Theatre Magazine takes a look: “Theatres across the U.S. are staging a wider array than ever of plays reflecting varied experiences of the African American diaspora. But are Black-run institutions faring as well as some individual artists, and getting the credit and funding they deserve for building audiences and careers?” – American Theatre

Author Douglas McLennanPosted on February 27, 2019Categories theatreTags 03.19, sj

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