Fri. 12:06 – Zora Neale Hurston’s life was as full of twists and turns as any novel, and she was as dynamic a character as any in fiction. 03/26/2021.
This week, Leigh, P.T., and Dr. C. look...
Listening to Literature
Fri. 12:06 – Is there any such thing as the “great American novel”? What would it convey about the American experience? 03/19/2021.
And why don’t we speak of the “great...
Fri. 12:06 pm – This time, Leigh, P. T., and Dr. C. continue their exploration of the women of Chekhov’s short stories. 03/12/2021.
Chekhov thoroughly dispelled the Victorian ideas about refined...
Fri. 12:06 – The early Twentieth Century produced some great literature, including in the horror and gothic genre. 03/05/2021.
Among gothic writers, H. P. Lovecraft is well...
Fri. 12:06 pm – Ernest Gaines started in Pointe Coupee Parish, north and west of Baton Rouge, and many 02/26/2021.
of his stories use such country as a...
Fri. 12:06 – Listening To Literature 2: Friday, February 12, 2021; 12:06 to 1 PM. Under the tutelage of Dr. C., (Professor Emerita Carol Andrews), Leigh and P. T. look at rose poems. 02/12/2021.
Roses bloom only reluctantly in February, but figure...
Fri.12:06 -This week Leigh, P.T., and their literary guide Dr. Carol Andrews discuss his life and the thoughts behind Antoine De Saint-Exupery fable. 02/05/2021.
Antoine De Saint-Exupery was an early aviator and...
Fri. 2 pm – Musings From Medicine” – In the nineteenth century, Anton Chekhov (perhaps a tad boorishly) called medicine his “lawful wife” and literature his “mistress.” 01/29/2021.
In the course of human history, there has...
Fri. 12:06 – two decades ago, Congress amended the copyright laws to add twenty years to the period of copyright protection. 01/29/2021.
Books and other creative works are only entering...
Fri. 12:06 pm – The short story “The Devil and Daniel Webster” has thrived in print, on air, on stage, and in film. 01/22/2021.
Written by Stephen Vincent Benét and first published...
