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Posted inArchives N.C.-Born Author John Hart’s The Hush Is a Novel of Exile and Friendship by Brian Howe 03/10/201802/08/2023
Posted inPage A Working Musician Turned Aspiring Author Applies a Music-Scene Ethos to the New Flyleaf Reading Series Voice Rising by Brian Howe 01/24/201802/08/2023
Posted inPage Though the Triangle Produces All Kinds of Books, Its Genre Writers Make the Most Noise. Here Are Some of Our Favorites of 2017. by Samuel Montgomery-Blinn 12/27/201702/08/2023
Posted inArt Local Poet Michael Chitwood Draws Deeply from the Triangle in a New Anthology of Creative Nonfiction from Our State by David Klein 11/22/201702/08/2023
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