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Discussions and interviews with authors, scholars, and readers about the power of words, how to use that power to unite people, and what keeps readers interested and entertained enough to gain emotional perspective.
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16 - Regional Storytelling with Hub City Press (opens the original)
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Hub City Writers Project is a literary nonprofit organization located in Spartanburg, South Carolina. Comprised of an acclaimed literary book publisher, an independent bookshop, and a literary programmer focused on education and outreach, our mission is cultivating readers and nurturing writers in both the Spartanburg community and throughout the South to foster an inclusive literary arts culture. Find their books at Hub City Writers Project | Independent Press, Bookshop, and Literary Programmin
15 - Seeing the Unseen with Stacey Levine (opens the original)
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Stacey Levine is the author of the novel Mice 1961, a finalist for the2025 Pulitzer Prize that the Washington Post called “a rich andsurprising country of curious hilarity, skewed lighting, awkwardpratfalls, and ludicrous conversations.” Also the author of The Girlwith Brown Fur: Tales & Stories, Frances Johnson, and My Horse andOther Stories, Levine received a PEN USA fiction award, a StrangerGenius Literature Award, and other honors for her work. Her reviewsand fiction have appeared in Tin Hou
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