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| English's Kami Westhoff's new poetry chapbook 鈥淪acral鈥 wins national competition | |||
| Delightful, Tender, Lonely, and Strange: An Interview with Zoe Ballering, 草榴社区 Alumna and Author of Award-Winning Book, 'There Is Only Us' | |||
| Students鈥 'Ghostwalk' invites listeners on a spooky campus tour鈥 | |||
| Hillary Susz Releases The Official Music Video For Her New Single 'SWAT Team' | The official music video for Hillary Susz's SWAT Team premiered last Friday night as a feature of Bellingham, Washington's First Friday Art Walk. At the event, Hillary played a short acoustic set following the premier. SWAT Team is the second single off of Susz's electro-pop鈥 |
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| Arlington woman's email catches Obama's eye | On a whim, Sophie Logan wrote an email to the White House. |
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| Long Beach Festival of Authors aims to inspire women to write, read | Although it seemingly flies under the radar compared to the dozens of popular events that come to Long Beach, it鈥檚 still one of the hottest tickets in town and has sold out year after year for more than three decades. And this year was no different with prospective attendees quickly鈥 |
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| From Window Magazine: Pushing the Limits | |||
| 'Memories of Light' serial science-fiction story starts Monday, July 22 | What will Bellingham be like 100 years from now? That vision was the starting point for "Memories of Light," a serial science fiction story written by six Whatcom County residents. The first chapter appears in The Bellingham Herald on Monday, July 22, with subsequent chapters鈥 |
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| 'Mystery Lode,' chapter 6: 'Stuck in Bellingham' | Welcome to "Mystery Lode," a six-part serial adventure written by Whatcom County residents. |
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| Today's SIFF highlights: May 31, 2011 | Shot in Washington over just seven days, "Do You See Colors When You Close Your Eyes?" is "shot like a poem is written" and uses nonlinear memories to tell the story of a family tragedy. |