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Upcoming Events and News: Week of April 15th

Judith Hannan, New York Academy of Medicine (1216 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY)Monday, April 16th at 6PMJudith will be reading from her new memoir, Motherhood Exaggeratedwww.nyam.org Carole Stone, Montclair State University (Montclair, NJ)Tuesday,... Read More
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Nin Andrews interviews Carole Stone: Part Two

NIN ANDREWS I love the poem, “In Time to Miss America’s Long Hangover,” which brings to life the geography of your childhood and sets the tone for the book. III... Read More
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Nin Andrews interviews Carole Stone: Part One

NIN ANDREWS Both American Rhapsody and your earlier book, Traveling with the Dead, feel very autobiographical. Can you talk a little about the autobiographical nature of your work? CAROLE STONE... Read More
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Upcoming Events and News: Week of March 19th

Events Carole Stone, Caldwell College, Bloomfield Ave. Caldwell, NJ Monday, March 19 at 3pm Carole will be reading from her new book, American Rhapsody. http://www.caldwell.edu/news/womens-history-month-poetry.aspx Jack Ridl, Grand Valley State... Read More
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Upcoming Events and News: Week of March 19th

Upcoming Events and News: Week of March 19th March 19, 2012 By CavanKerry Press Leave a Comment (Edit) Events Carole Stone, Caldwell College, Bloomfield Ave. Caldwell, NJMonday, March 19 at 3pmCarole will be reading... Read More
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Book Press Release: Carole Stone's American Rhapsody

Book Press Release: Carole Stone's American Rhapsody

American Rhapsody poems by Carole Stone Carole Stone’s new collection of poems, AMERICAN RHAPSODY (CavanKerry Press; March 2012; $16.00), is a rhythmic cycle that explores themes of our imperfect national... Read More
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Book Press Release: Carole Stone’s American Rhapsody

American Rhapsody  poems by Carole Stone Carole Stone’s new collection of poems, AMERICAN RHAPSODY (CavanKerry Press; March 2012; $16.00), is a rhythmic cycle that explores themes of our imperfect national history, collective... Read More
Posted on By Hannah Neace