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Lightning Strikes Twice

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By Julia Goldberg Verified
| Santa Fe Reporter Verified
“That was riveting,” a woman in front of me said to her companion as clumps of attendees at the opening night of the Santa Fe Opera’s performance of Eugene Onegin dazedly made our way out of the theater onto the dampened Stravinsky Terrace during the show’s second intermission. Director Alessandro Talevi made his Santa Fe Opera debut in 2021 with this production, the season during which the opera reopened after its COVID-19 closure.
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How to Build Literary Habits and Communities: 4 Takeaways from ‘You Are A Writer’

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By Julia Goldberg Verified
| pen.org
What habits and relationships should writers form as they cultivate their craft? And how should they go about forming them? At the third installment of PEN America’s You Are A Writer series, which provides guidance to early- career writers, Christopher Soto, poet and co-founder of Undocupoets, and Chloe Feffer, the program manager for Lambda Literary’s emerging writers retreat, gave attendees insight into everything from how they write and what they read to where they seek out literary community.
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For the Country’s 250th, an Art Installation Reflects on the Trump Administration’s 350+ Banned Words

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By Amy Reid, Julia Goldberg Verified
| pen.org
As a photographer, Kathie Florsheim’s natural habitat is the ocean off the Rhode Island coast and its storied beaches, her visual storytelling animated in part by her concern over climate change. This year, however, her center of gravity was pulled in another direction— to the revelation that the Trump White House scrubbed disfavored words and phrases from government websites and documents; climate change was one of those phrases.
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