Fri. 12:06 – In 1666, Margaret Cavendish wrote The Blazing World, the first recorded sci-fi book by a female author. 12/31/2021.
She was followed by Mary Shelley, Ursula LeGuin,...
Listening to Literature
Fri. 12:06 Many people can’t be home for the holidays, or home isn’t quite what they think it will be. 12/24/2021.
On this show, Leigh Rich and P. T....
Fri. 12:06 – Roger Smith, Director, The Learning Center at Senior Citizens, Inc. in Savannah, joins Leigh Rich and P. T. Bridgeport. Join us. 12/17/2021.
for a discussion of some of the topics...
Fri.12:06 – This will be the second show on the U.S. Poet Laureate and twice Pulitzer winner H. S. Merwin.12/10/2021.
In the middle 70’s, Merwin moved to Hawaii,...
Fri. 12:06 – W. S. Merwin was a poet, environmentalist, social critic, translator and more. 12/03/2021.
He absorbed elements of many cultures and integrated...
Fri. 12:06 – John Steinbeck’s short stories are every bit as compelling as his longer works; some of his longer works are short story gems interwoven with each other. 11/26/2021.
His story The Chrysanthemums demonstrates his skill in...
Fri. 12:06 pm – Two murders, a local mafia, and a shady commune near the Smokies would test the resolve of any new sheriff, 11/19/2021.
let alone one trying to stay on the...
Fri. 12:06 – Louise Gluck won the 2020 Nobel Prize for literature with her poetry. 11/12/2021.
The works are precisely worded, create strong images,...
Fri. 12:06 – The citizens of the city of Omelas live fulfilling, well-tended lives. 11/05/2021.
Yet there is a steady trickle of emigrants,...
Fri. 12:06 pm – It’s hard to think of willow trees as terrifying, but Piet Mondrian’s 1905 portrait of a willow grove is disquieting, and 10/29/2021.
Algernon Blackwood’s 1907 story of men stranded among...
