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This week I enjoyed several days in Humboldt County, California spending some time with folks at both Cal Poly Humboldt and the College of the Redwoods, and I’m pleased to repor...
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I come to the page unsettled this week. I’ve been noodling on something that feels like a breakthrough in my own thinking about…I don’t know…the world?…I guess, but for any number of reasons these thoughts refuse t...
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I have spent the weekend at the Texas Tribune Festival hobnobbing with some minor elite while we think and collective commune on problems of cultur...
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Several weeks ago I wrote about my struggle over crafting remarks as the keynote speaker for the convocation ceremony at the University of Maine - August...
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Naomi Kanakia is the author of four novels and of a non-fiction book about the classics. She also writes a (somewhat) popular literary newsletter called Woman of Letters.
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