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Jewish plays, klezmer and poetry return to Lenox (opens the original)
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The festival returns to Lenox Oct. 9-11 with staged readings, Israeli theater discussion, klezmer music and poetry. LENOX — When Shakespeare and Company mounted its inaugural “Celebrating Jewish Plays” festival last year, leadership was winging it. “I don’t want to say we were making it up as we went along,” said Greg Lipper, a trustee and investment committee chair for the theater. “But we didn’t have a playbook.” What: “Celebrating Jewish Plays: A Weekend of Staged Readings” Where: Shakespeare
Carol Davis turns a winding life journey into her debut novel (opens the original)
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BECKET â Carol Davis thinks that a summer in the Berkshires can be lovely. âBut I find the winter spectacular,â she said in a recent interview. On snowy days, she has sequestered herself in her home writing studio in Becket. Now, in her late 60s, sheâs written her debut novel âRestoration." âIâm excited. Nervous. Mostly excited,â Davis said. âRestoration,â published by Rise Books and distributed by Simon & Schuster, follows Risa Meier, a San Francisco architect. Risa visits r
Maggie OâBrienâs âTwo Birds One Stoneâ is a memoir thatâs still being written (opens the original)
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NORTH ADAMS â Maggie OâBrien had a vision for a book that wasnât a book. As she imagined it, when a customer purchased this âbook-not-book,â theyâd simply be mailed a book cover, with elastic bands to contain 12 separate volumes. But a year later, all 12 elastic bands would be filled by her serialized memoir. With âTwo Birds One Stone,â sheâs making that vision a reality. The first volume of OâBrienâs memoir is now available. Every month, over the next year, readers will re
The Mount and Authors Guild Foundation to host forum on truth, fiction and AI (opens the original)
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Subscribe today to access this story and all of our stories with 24/7 unlimited access. Writers including Jia Tolentino, Michelle Young and Gish Jen will gather at The Mount on Oct. 4 to discuss truth in fiction and nonfiction, writing about real people and authorship in the age of AI. Emily St. John Mandelâs âExit Partyâ explores two dystopian futures through interconnected characters, asking how our choices shape who we become and whether any life is truly set in stone. After retiring at
Two 'lost' Stephen Sondheim songs from his Williams College years resurface in new podcast (opens the original)
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WILLIAMSTOWN â When Stephen Sondheim was an undergraduate at Williams College, audiences at the Adams Memorial Theatre had the chance to hear his early work. But after he graduated in 1950, those songs were lost to time. That changed this spring, five years after Sondheimâs death, when Peter E. Jones and Martin Milnes released the podcast âLoving You: The Untold Sondheim," available on all major streaming platforms, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon, and iHeart. Over 12 episodes, t
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