Mostrando resultados por "Writing Margins" en Todas las categorías

In 2020, Claire Luchette in O, The Oprah Magazine described the beloved Italian novelist Elena Ferrante as “an oracle among authors”. Here, in these four crisp essays, Ferrante offers a rare look at the origins of her literary powers.

What remains when the voice is silenced, but the heart still longs to speak? Letters from the Margins of Grace gathers the lost voices of the nineteenth century—the women and men who wrote from asylums, prisons, garrets, and forgotten parlors. Some letters were sent and never answered; others were never sent at all. Each bears the quiet imprint of endurance: faith whispered in solitude, forgiveness written without witness, and love preserved against the silence of history. Through these pages, the human spirit speaks across centuries—not in proclamation, but in prayer. In an age that ...

The word “travel” comes from the French word travail and the Latin word tripalium, which was a three-pronged instrument of torture in Roman times. But in Dave Seminara’s world, even the worst trips are worth remembering. Eating breakfast with cave dwelling polygamists in Utah. Following in the footsteps of Pablo Escobar, the Hatfields & McCoys, Kurt Cobain, and Justin Bieber. Visiting with swamis, witches and medicine men in Belize, Nicaragua, Chile and the Navajo Nation. Even getting deported from Argentina is better than staying home. These are just some of the adventures chronicled...

La maravilla de descubrir la lectura y la escritura desde la infancia, los recuerdos de las primeras páginas escritas, sus olores y lugares, y luego los grandes hallazgos, desde los nombres canónicos de la literatura universal hasta las autoras que la han iluminado, impregnan estas lecciones magistrales que ha impartido Elena Ferrante invitada por la Cátedra Umberto Eco de la Universidad de Bolonia.

A quiet, literary meditation on judgment, authorship, and what it costs to remain human after the work is released. Some books are judged quickly. Others are read carefully. This one asks what happens in between. The Margin Notes: A Story of a Book, a Critic, and the Woman Between Them is a reflective literary nonfiction work about authorship, criticism, and the unseen emotional and intellectual labor behind creative work. Blending personal reflection with cultural observation, A.L. Childers explores what happens after a book leaves its author’s hands and enters the public sphere. This is...

ALWAYS THE OTHER is a podcast born from our belief that many voices and perspectives (especially those straddling more than one culture) are going unexplored and unrecognized. ATO is a hub for writers and readers to discover stories and hear conversations that reflect their communities and life experiences. In each episode we will be joined by other writers, bloggers, filmmakers, journalists, and thinkers who are from or are allies of communities outside of the “mainstream” and whose voices are often unheard.