Book Review: For Not Finding You by Robert Day
I’ve come to the conclusion that there must be two versions of Robert Day; no, three. The first, and the one many Eastern Shore readers know best, is his Professor of English Emeritus at Washington College persona. Under that rubric, Professor Day helped to put Washington College’s creative writing program front and center among small liberal arts colleges across the nation. That he succeeded is a testament to both his teaching skills and the flowing power of his own writing, as well as his ability to inspire his students, many of whom still speak of him in tones reverential years after his ... [Continue Story]
Arts Highlights
Looking at the Masters: Peter Paul Rubens
Rubens was born in Antwerp, when it was under the Spanish Inquisition to root out Protestants. The family fled to Protestant Germany, where Rubens ... [Continue Story]
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Delmarva Review
Delmarva Review: When Friendship Dies by Sue Ellen Thompson
Author’s Note: The end of a long friendship is not unlike a death in the family: Suddenly, someone who was always there is gone. “When Friendship ... [Continue Story]
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