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Richard Hell remembers Lexington childhood in new autobiography
Don’t Call it a Memoir: Punk luminary Richard Hell remembers his Lexington childhood in new autobiography
A Conversation with Author Holly Goddard Jones
BY HEATHER C. WATSON Kentucky native and UK grad Holly Goddard Jones is everywhere these days. In the past year alone, the writer and UK alumna has released her
Black History Month Influencers: Kelly Norman Ellis’s Facebook Challenge
BY KAKIE URCH On the first Day of Black History Month, 2013, the great poet Kelly Norman Ellis (who received her PhD in African American Literature and Creative Writing
Louisville Writer Bonnie McCafferty has died
"I do believe that most people probably end up wishing they'd taken more chances in life, risked more, had more fun. I doubt that people agonize over those
Wordography: UK Project Profiles Lexington Mayor Jim Gray’s Writing Life
BY JENNY RICE If you would like to join this collective snapshot and be part of Lexington’s Wordography, please email lexingtonwritersproject@gmail.com. This ongoing project is directed by the Division
Off with High Hopes, a New Year’s Essay by Linda Scott DeRosier
Kentucky native Linda Scott DeRosier is the author of Creeker: A Woman's Journey and Songs of Life and Grace: A Memoir. BY LINDA SCOTT DEROSIER About thirty years ago Arthur
Ed McClanahan Kickstarter Update: Write Home, Send Money. Deadline July 17
BY ED MCCLANAHAN DEAR McCLANAFANS: WRITE HOME, SEND MONEY! First, now that I’ve got your attention, I need to thank all those handsome men and beautiful women who have already
Nora Rose Moosnick tells the story behind new book, ‘Arab and Jewish Women in Kentucky’
This article also appears on page 4 of the July 12 print edition of Ace Weekly. Arab and Jewish Women in Kentucky The Story Behind ‘Stories of Accommodation and


















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