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Recommended Reads: Fresh from the Perkins Library Recording Studio
Please enjoy these recently produced titles from the Recording Studio at Perkins Library! Digital book (DBC), braille (BR), and large print (LT), copies of these titles are available from Perkins Library or the Worcester Talking Book Library. Please contact Perkins Library to order any of these books.
A Reading By Edward Delaney
Swan Hall, Hoffman Room (Swan Hall Room #154) 60 Upper College Rd, University of Rhode Island, Kingston, RI 02881, USA Please join the URI English Department in welcoming Edward Delaney for a reading of his works. Edward Delaney was a 2008 National Endowment for the Arts Literary Fellow, winner of the 2005 PEN/Winship Award for Fiction, a National Magazine Award finalist, and a past recipient of an O. Henry Prize for short story writing.
21 Books by Rhode Island Authors to Read During the Coronavirus
If you’ve got some time on your hands, take up a new hobby, read a good book and support local Rhode Island authors. We put together a list of recently published books from 2019 and 2020. 1. Abundance by Michael Fine When an American medical doctor is kidnapped amidst Liberia’s on-going civil war, her partner teams up with a smuggler to embark on the dangerous and highly illegal rescue mission. Available on Amazon and PM Press. 2.
THE BIG IMPOSSIBLE
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Breaking news online: How two Pulitzer finalists used the web
As we noted yesterday, the Pulitzer Prize for breaking news went to The New York Times for its coverage of the Eliot Spitzer scandal. But since breaking news is perhaps the one area where Internet journalism most outshines print, we wanted to take a look at the two other finalists in the category and tease out a few lessons and strategies for when big news breaks.
Don't Blink: A New Age of Micro-Documentary Filmmaking is Dawning
Breaking into documentary filmmaking is difficult. Making a name for yourself is just as hard. But fear not. A new age of digital documentary filmmaking is dawning that will give rise to a new generation of micro-documentary filmmakers. These micro-docs, which often pop up on Facebook feeds, target online content consuming audiences. Let’s explore how you can master this burgeoning art form. Creative artists in the internet content age have had to embrace new social media.
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