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- Arts, ArtSlut Jun 11, 2012
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Natasha Tretheway named U.S. Poet Laureate
- Arts, ArtSlut Feb 17, 2012
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Elva Treviño's 'Barefoot Heart' and Guadalupe's experience of 'HER'
- Arts, ArtSlut Feb 7, 2012
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UTSA poet/prof Bonnie Lyons reads from 'Bedrock'
- Arts, ArtSlut Jan 13, 2012
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New year, fresh ink: SA poet laureate nominations, writing classes, goodbyes
The new year is upon us and LIT-url would like to enter the Year of the Dragon with a fresh start. And what better way to kick off 2012 than finding San Antonio’s first poet laureate? Nominations are still up for grabs (till January 18) for the position. In addition to promoting the ars poetica, the selected bard will serve a two-year term and receive an honorarium of $3,000.
- Arts, ArtSlut Nov 9, 2011
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John Howard Griffin’s 'Black Like Me' turns 50 — and you can join the discussion
- Arts, ArtSlut Jul 22, 2011
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Reading getaways: 'Book' your Book Getaway now
While no place on earth can rival the landscapes our imaginations are able to conjure, don't physical traveling and book traveling sound like two great tastes that go great together?
- Arts, ArtSlut Jul 5, 2011
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An Interview with Wendy Barker
- Arts, ArtSlut Jun 1, 2011
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'Meowmorphosis': Existentialism, transformation and kittens
Consider this: imagine that Gregor Samsa, instead of being transformed into an insect, is transformed into a...kitten. That changes the flavor of the story altogether. For one, a kitten is way more complex than an insect. Also, a kitten is a helluva lot cuter.
- Arts, ArtSlut Mar 26, 2011
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An Interview with Lan Samantha Chang
- Arts, ArtSlut Mar 10, 2011
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Local Literati to Shine During Luminaria
- Arts, ArtSlut Feb 10, 2011
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Chang's new book a nod to anyone tortured by their own aspirations
- Arts, ArtSlut Jan 19, 2011
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Playwright and poet Celeste Guzman Mendoza on 'El Sabor'
- Arts, ArtSlut Dec 2, 2010
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Gregg and the Gang
- Arts, ArtSlut Nov 29, 2010
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Daughter of Immigrants - Deluxe Version
María Antonietta Berriozábal, a woman whose name is synonymous with community organizing and political movement, will release her memoir in May 2011, chronicling her family’s experience of immigrating to the United States and her subsequent rise to become the first Latina to serve on the city council of a major U.S. city.
- Arts, ArtSlut Nov 25, 2010
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Aztec Calendar Coloring Book: “A Gift to Children of All Ages”
- Arts, ArtSlut Nov 16, 2010
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Bread for the Masses...
While The Hunger Games is billed as a quasi-science fiction trilogy targeted at the adolescent market, its message resonates with a much broader appeal.
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