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Category Archives: Literature
Double Take on John Finnemore’s Double Acts
John Finnemore is the author of Double Acts, six half hour BBC 4 radio skits for two actors. He is a British writer and actor, introduced to this family through Cabin Pressure, a radio sitcom about the crew and adventures … Continue reading
Posted in Literature, Writing about writing
Tagged Audible.com, book review, Cabin Pressure, Double Acts, John Finnemore, Ray Bradbury
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Billy Collins’ “The Trouble with Poetry”; Bluebook exam
As a Challenge III tutor with Classical Conversations last year, I had the pleasure of studying poetry with my students. Besides our readings in The Roar on the Other Side, we discussed a poem a week. Since in our study … Continue reading
Thornton Wilder’s Our Town Bugs Me
Cora Koop and I attended the production of Our Town at Northern Stage in White River Junction, Vermont this week. Excellent production; top tier directing and acting. If at all possible, see it before its final performance, October 31, 2015. … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Literature
Tagged death, Northern Stage, Our Town, Our Town review, Thornton Wilder
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Much Ado about Lost Tools of Writing
The classical writing program, The Lost Tools of Writing, is teaching me to write. I have studied it on my own and I have been attending a class. I have watched my son wrestle with the classical writing skills in … Continue reading