Posted on June 11, 2007 by fringeeditors
Here it is, the Fringe Pool! After reviewing publication dates and writers’ backgrounds, I compiled this list from suggestions tendered by the Fringe staff, several Emerson Professors, and my mother’s book club. Folks often suggested several books by one author, so I chose a single work as necessary. Got suggestions for additional books? [...]
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Posted on June 9, 2007 by fringeeditors
My boyfriend and I recently became engaged, and now we are preparing to purchase an engagement ring for me. (Who knew I’d want one so badly?) The only problem is that we don’t want to begin our marriage by feeding the bloody and violent diamond trade.
John Ruskin said it best about glass beads [...]
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Posted on June 6, 2007 by fringeeditors
Remember the New York Times list of the top twenty five books of the last twenty five years? I decried it for being racist, sexist, and a few other ists in this blog post.
Well, I’ve never been one to criticize without taking action. I am pleased to announce that we here at Fringe have decided [...]
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Posted on June 5, 2007 by Fringe Magazine
Remember those summers you spent trekking your little pink backpack to the public library in town, filling it with as many Sweet Valley High books as you could carry, and then reading those books like it was your one and only summer job? Okay, so the details may vary, but I can bet that everyone [...]
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Posted on June 4, 2007 by Julia
Emerson poetry professor Sarah Hannah took her own life on May 23rd. The Boston Globe wrote a beautiful obituary, highlighting Dr. Hannah’s life and work. Tupelo Press of Dorset, Vt., has moved up publication of her new book, Inflorescence, from November to September, and Jeffrey Levine promises that Tupelo Press will hold a memorial for [...]
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