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The Audacious Round Up
For the week of April 5
Roxane Gay
13 hr ago
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What Is Lost by Surya Milner
Emerging Writer Series
Apr 8
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The Audacious Round Up
For the week of March 29th
Roxane Gay
Apr 5
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We Are All Fragile Creatures
The Manufactured Moral Panic of a Free Krispy Kreme Doughnut
Roxane Gay
Apr 1
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Seven Questions About Creativity
Seventy-five artists spoke with the New York Times, about creativity over the past year, by answering 7 questions. I thought I would answer them…
Roxane Gay
Mar 29
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The Audacious Book Club Discussion: The Removed (Part 6)
In her book Arranging Grief: Sacred Time and The Body In Nineteenth Century America, Dana Luciano talks about how American attitudes about death…
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Kaitlyn Adams
Mar 27
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The Audacious Roundup
For the week of March 22nd
Roxane Gay
Mar 26
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The Audacious Book Club Discussion: The Removed (Part 5)
One element of Cherokee heritage that is featured prominently in Hobson’s book is Cherokee mythology, which uses legends to communicate about a …
Megan Pillow
Mar 26
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The Audacious Book Club Discussion: The Removed (Part 4)
The Removed is a novel whose central conflict comes from an act of police brutality. Through Tsala’s interstitials, we experience the original v…
Kaitlyn Adams
Mar 25
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Haphephobia by Olly Nze
Emerging Writer Series
Mar 24
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The Audacious Book Club Discussion: The Removed (Part 3)
In the first Tsala section, the character talks about the restlessness of the Cherokee dead, who carry “the dreams of children and the elderly, …
Megan Pillow
Mar 24
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The Audacious Book Club Discussion: The Removed (Part 2)
We’ve discussed extensively how our previous book club selections have functioned as dynamic archival texts, and this month’s book follows in th…
Roxane Gay
Mar 23
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