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BOOK REVIEW: Dissecting Anietie Usen s The Village Boy

9 min read All is set for the unveiling of this book this weekend in Uyo as several billboards, invitation cards and letters of invitation have announced. Every piece of literature is meant to pass a message. While literary theorists could argue that some pieces of literature are better appreciated by form and structure, rather than by content, such forms and structure would best be seen as the very import of such literary creation. What could best attain acceptance as the purpose of literature, remains the fact that literature is life. Life, in this perspective, is not the life we live. It is a creation beyond human life.

Here Is Your Coup After Dark Liveblog! Or, Hopefully, The Opposite Of That

WATCH LIVE: House Republicans continue challenge to Electoral College votes after count resumes 8:30: We re back. Cortez-Masto is still reminding her states rights colleagues that state courts have already ruled that these elections were done in accordance with state law. 8:35: Mike Lee (R-Utah): I was gonna say different stuff but that was before my colleagues and Donald Trump incited coup murders, so . No, to be totally fair, Lee is telling his GOP colleagues to shut up, because the electoral college is a sweet gig for the GOP, and he doesn t intend to break it, thankyouverymuch. Our job is to convene, to open the ballots, and to count them. That s it.

REVIEW: Tami Neilson and Friends at the Hamilton Gardens Arts Festival

MIKE MATHER/Stuff Tami Neilson and her band gave a memorable performance to a lucky crowd at the Hamilton Gardens Arts Festival on Friday night. Who: Tami Neilson, Sophie May and The Trenwiths Where: Rhododendron Lawn, Hamilton Gardens When: Saturday night Reviewed by: Mike Mather The perfect evening, a unique venue, and an artist of truly international calibre. As usual in Hamilton, an underwhelming crowd size. Any performer with Tami Neilson’s natural talent and ability should, by rights, be striding major stages around the world, singing to huge crowds. If Covid had not happened, she very well could be doing just that right now.

Treasures found in autograph books

Article content In the 1950’s, my classmates and I at Queen Elizabeth School exchanged sentimental rhymes, in our autograph books. No doubt, we thought these postcard-size books were our discovery, not realizing they had been popular for many generations. If memory serves me correctly, the school boys of my day showed scant interest in autograph books; only female students circulated them. Although my small book of rhymes has been lost to time, I have no recollection of a boy ever signing it. Recently, while sorting a box of memorabilia passed on to me by a friend who was moving, I discovered a faded autograph book once owned by a young girl who had lived on Scoharie Road, where I currently reside. Coincidentally, she, too, was a ‘Margaret’ – Margaret Wager.

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