My cohost and digital producer is here and bringing in all of your feedback throughout the show. I love this idea because it is what or is supposed to be about, right, bringing it to evening, bringing to the masses and letting people experience something that they may not otherwise have. I am totally biased for todays show, because lisa as you know in my previous life i was a brighter and had a broken down laptop and a big yellow ethernet cable sitting at my parents home if it wasnt from social media i wouldnt be a writer i wouldnt have promote odor produce is my play are be sitting here. We have Mark Gonzales who tweets in i agree with that. So do i. The starving artist stereo type may need to shift to the savvy artists though, as painters, forego traditional routes. For say its art disruption, changing wait we interact with and perceive art. Some galleries are jump on the ground board. Just last month the metropolitan museum of art released 400,000 High Resolution pieces of art for d
To read a free ereader. Ive been in the book industry for over 20 years, and it seems for some reason or other it is an industry that is constantly under assault. Well, the fabulous people on this panel today are going to show you that the book industry is alive and well. This isnt to say that things havent changed in the book world over the past 20 years. Many things have changed. But im also please today say that one constant over the past couple decades is the Media Presence of john mudder who will be moderating todays panel, cofounder and editorinchief of shelf awareness. John was also a longtime executive ed or to have at Publishers Weekly and executive editor of p work daily for bookpw daily for booksellers. Go to the web site, www. Www. Shelfawareness. Com. Without further ado, ill turn the stage over to john who will introduce this panel of wonderful and talented professionals who will offer great insight into the everchanging world of the Book Business. John . [applause] thank
The life and work of Lord Byron, particularly his connection with Greece, was the focus of a recent event by the Hellenic Lyceum of Sydney as they contributed to the initiatives held in honour of the 200th anniversary of the English poet's death.
A collective effort of Kaur, a member of the Punjab Students Union (PSU-Lalkar), and post-graduate scholar Joban as well as other student members of PSU, they intend to not just encourage reading but also initiate dialogues through the PSU Lalkar Library.
and still having a homeland and identity tied to a different island. and how, if your family and your friends or your family and your spouse or your family and your coworkers identify with different communities, how to reconcile those different energies. with the current generation of puerto ricans and artists, what does this space mean to them given the whole history of the space? there is a sense in this space that the literary movement went from being a hope, a dream, a conception to being a reality. i am a grandson and first of the neo, direct descend ants of uncle sam. pillager and peaceful pillager. i survived the coal. i was enslaved and sold. belly the beast with the small pox cure. my people s blood is so mixed,