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Miroslav Holub

January 22, 2006 Lucy A. Snyder 0

Miroslav Holub was a scientist/physician and one of Czechoslovakia’s most important (and prolific) poets. He was born on September 13, 1923 in Pilsen, Czechoslovakia and […]

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S. Morgenstern

January 22, 2006 Lucy A. Snyder 0

S. Morgenstern (the “S” stands for Simon) is author William Goldman’s whimsical narrator of The Princess Bride and The Silent Gondoliers. Morgenstern’s is a sweetly […]

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Joe Haldeman

January 22, 2006 Lucy A. Snyder 0

Noted science fiction author Joe Haldeman was born 1943 in Oklahoma City and spent most of his childhood in Anchorage, Alaska and Bethesda, Maryland, although […]

Shirley Jackson

Shirley Jackson

January 22, 2006 Lucy A. Snyder 0

Shirley Jackson was an acclaimed short story author and novelist whose work has influenced a wide range of current writers from Stephen King to Kelly […]

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Ghoulardi

January 22, 2006 Lucy A. Snyder 0

Ghoulardi was the Cleveland TV alter-ego of mercurial actor Ernie Anderson. The 38-year old Anderson had already had an up-and-down 10-year career in radio and […]

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Maureen F. McHugh

January 22, 2006 Lucy A. Snyder 0

Maureen F. McHugh is an acclaimed science fiction writer and all-round nice person who used to live in Cleveland, OH and currently lives in Austin, […]

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Marching band

January 20, 2006 Lucy A. Snyder 0

I was in marching bands from the 7th grade through my sophomore year of college. When I was in high school, we could earn letter […]

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How to bless beer

January 5, 2006 Lucy A. Snyder 0

Contrary to what you might believe, the Catholic Church doesn’t mind you drinking beer, particularly if it’s been properly blessed first. I suggest you try […]

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The Ring vs. Ringu

December 2, 2005 Lucy A. Snyder 0

The Ring, a 2002 American re-make of a Japanese film called Ringu, is a wonderfully disquieting film. I’ve seen literally hundreds of horror movies, and […]

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Literary journalism

November 23, 2005 Lucy A. Snyder 0

Literary journalism refers to the use of fictional techniques in writing a work of nonfiction. In other words, it’s a true, well-researched, journalistically-sound story that […]