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Meet Latte & The Goldmatians! Author-illustrator Laura Ann Trimble Elbogen '07S07 is delighted to announce that pre-order for "Latte’s Broadway Boogie Woogie: A Big Band Jazz & Dance Ode to NYC Inspired by Dutch Artist Mondrian’s Painting," the inaugural title of the new picture book series, has arrived on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
Read More“Making Meaning with Machines” by Amy LaViers (’09) and co-author Cat Maguire will be published on October 10 by MIT Press. The text is a rigorous primer in movement studies and notation for designers, engineers, and scientists that draws on the fields of dance and robotics.
Read MoreAs If, a 1992 volume in the National Poetry Series by James Richardson ‘71, P’08 and Professor Emeritus of Creative Writing, has just been reprinted in the Classic Contemporaries series of Carnegie Mellon University Press.
Read MoreCritically-acclaimed graphic novel team Alex de Campi ‘92 and Erica Henderson follow up their previous horror bestseller DRACULA, MOTHERF**KER! with the hotly-anticipated PARASOCIAL, a gripping psychological thriller about a fan/celebrity interaction gone horribly wrong.
Read MoreI am thrilled to announce that on October 5th, 6pm, I will be inducted into the Steinway & Sons Teacher Hall of Fame
Read MoreAnn Tashi Slater '84 talked with best-selling Chilean-American author Isabel Allende, author of THE HOUSE OF THE SPIRITS, about displacement, exile, and the search for home. “I have had no control over the most important losses that I’ve experienced,” Allende said. “The only thing I can control is how I react, so I just plunge into whatever comes and say yes to life.”
Read MoreEllen Adams '10 recently published an essay in the latest issue of World Literature Today. You can find it at your favorite bookstore or read it here: https://www.worldliteraturetoday.org/2023/september/my-friends-they-did-too-ellen-adams
Read MoreAt the 20th Biennial International Conference on Baroque Music at the Haute École de Musique de Genève-Neuchâtel in Geneva (June 28-July 2, 2023), Elisabeth Kotzakidou Pace, Ph.D. delivered her paper entitled “Voice-type, Embodiment, and the Symbolic Representation of the Archetypal Feminine in J. S. Bach’s Sacred Works” and served as Chair of three conference sessions.
Read MoreI Swore I Heard You Laughing is the new album from Philadelphia-based Art Pop band Lizdelise. The album is a reflection on gender, joy, and grief.
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