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Dian Parker on the timelessness of Jean Giono. "Sharing these fraught times with Jean Giono’s wisdom and genius buoys me."
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John McMahon on the power of Winslow Homer's work. "It’s as if Homer, a big mustachioed man, whipped these canvases up in a frenzy of paint to match the storm, delivering that power to the viewer."
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E.R. Zarevich. Posthumously awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry in 1926, Amy Lowell was a self-educated poet who favored Imagism and rejected "safe" choices.
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by John McMahon. The Romantic Realist, little remembered today, had a unique approach to watercolor landscape painting.
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Sherry Shahan on Chelsea Girls. "An artist is somebody that produces things people don’t need to have." - Andy Warhol
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by E.R. Zarevich. Best known for her novel 'Nightwood,' Djuna Barnes is regarded by the LGBTQ community as a writer who dared.
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Winshen Liu on taking the time to pause. "And in taking the time to pause, to really see, I am gifted with hearing their voices shout the joy and…
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N.T. McQueen on having the strength to accept mystery.
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Alexander Sapien on Walt Whitman and staying true to one's self.
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by Janna Grace. A century after the publication of her first volume, Aline Murray Kilmer’s brief Wikipedia page introduces her with the fact that…
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Samuel Marshall on the magic of taking control. "When work or home life becomes unbearable, I use magic to put myself back in control."
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Joshua Sabatini on the universal power of art and, well, going for it.
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