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What’s the price of a book?
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Rachel Thompson talks about the ways to build curricular ties between students and arts institutions
Arts Engines highlights the perspectives of the thought leaders and game-changers who are creating significant impact in the field of the arts. As the only arts show of its kind with an African-American host, it is produced in…
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The National Choreographers Initiative’s Last Dance
Thirty-five years ago, Molly Lynch wondered what would happen if choreographers could have a space to create freely, without the pressure of premiering a completed work. “The vision was to develop a lab,…
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Microseries Are Now A $150 Billion Industry (And That’s Not Including China, Their Biggest Market)
“The vertical video economy has increased 41% compared to last year,” according to their first-ever State of Microdrama report. “The male audience for (the) microseries platform MyDrama increased by 2,800% in the past seven quarters,…
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NPR Public Editor : NPR
Bigger changes to the public radio network are still coming
One year ago, Congress passed legislation that stripped $535…
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Why you keep buying books you don’t read – and why it feels so good
At busy times, I find I simply cannot read as much as I would like to. Life has a habit of filling every available hour with work, meetings, emails, chores, errands and deadlines. Standing in one of my natural habitats – a bookshop…
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How do I get my book published? 5 experts share their top tips
So, you’ve written a book – or you want to write one. How do you take the next step and actually get it published?
As a former publisher myself, I’m conscious many people wonder: should I get an agent, or should I approach…
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A Ballerina’s 75-Year Career
Yoko Morishita, who will turn 78 in December, is the prima ballerina in Japan’s storied Matsuyama Ballet Company. One of Japan’s most-celebrated dancers, she performed with Rudolf Nureyev 200 times and toured with Margot Fonteyn.…
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The Odessey And The Culture Wars
This mapping of contemporary Western values onto the plot of a Greek epic poem is the true artistic project of Mr. Nolan’s film, and it makes for a better political debate than anything about colorblind casting or imagined D.E.I. …
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Children’s literature festival criticised after requests that comments on diversity be deleted |…
Bath children’s literature festival is facing criticism after its founder emailed authors asking them to delete social media posts about the festival’s lack of diversity in its 2026 programme.Authors said that their comments criticising…
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