Submissions for the Cary-based poetry prize are open until January 10, 2020.
Sarah Edwards
Sarah Edwards is culture editor of the INDY, covering cultural institutions and the arts in the Triangle. She joined the staff in 2019 and assumed her current role in 2020.
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All the World’s a Cage in Jessica Q. Stark’s “Savage Pageant”
The poetry collection covers a lot of ground—psychogenic disorders, ghosts, a nuclear meltdown—but it centers on Jungleland, a now-defunct zoo for Hollywood show animals.
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Nightstand: Here’s What Your Local Bookseller Is Reading
This week: William Page from downtown Durham’s Letters Bookshop.
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Novelist Devi S. Laskar Wins the 2020 Crook’s Corner Book Prize
“The story grabbed me,” Charlies Frazier, the judge for this year’s event, said of the novel. “The subject matter could not have been more of the moment.”
Posted inFood & Drink
At the Opening Morning of Blake’s Grill, the Legacy of Old Wimpy’s Grill Lives On
The garbage burger is gone, but not forgotten
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New Winter Bakery Pop-Up Series Blends the Salty and Sweet
One remedy for the winter blues: carbohydrates.
Posted inCulture
Chapel Hill Public Library Announces New Digital Music Streaming Service
Wading through digital slush can kill the joy of listening. A new Chapel Hill streaming platform hopes to help change that.
Posted inMusic
Raleigh Artist Lesthegenius Named on Barack Obama’s End-of-Year List
Former President Obama has very good taste in music.
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Your Last-Minute New Years Eve Guide to Dancing Your Way Through the Triangle
Waltz or thrash your way into 2020. We won’t judge.
