Author Stanley Beesley merges his lifelong passions for reading and baseball.
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Oklahoma City writer returns home to teach his craft
Matt Payne’s creative writing and screenwriting classes start soon.
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Writer Valerie J. Lewis Coleman will speak at this year’s National Multicultural Writer’s Association event.
Writer Valerie J. Lewis Coleman will speak at this year’s National Multicultural Writer’s Association event.
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OETA hosts a youth writers’ fair at The Oklahoma City Zoo’s Rosser Conservation Education Center Jan. 30.
OETA hosts a youth writers’ fair at The Oklahoma City Zoo’s Rosser Conservation Education Center Jan. 30.
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Chicken-Fried News: Test fail
The State Department of Education has thrown out writing tests for the second year in a row.
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For writers seeking to strengthen their style or figure out where in God’s green earth the comma goes, Oklahoma City’s literary community offers help.
For writers seeking to strengthen their style or figure out where in God’s green earth the comma goes, Oklahoma City’s literary community offers help.
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Success is no mystery for author Carolyn Hart
Oklahoma native Carolyn Hart is author to more than 50 novels and recently received the highest award in the mystery genre for her body of work.
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LIFE
Of all the things one can accomplish in 48 hours, writing, directing and filming a movie isn’t the first that comes to mind. But the 48 Hour Film Project — which provided local filmmakers with a character, a prop, a line of dialogue and a genre — required its participants to do just that. The […]
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LIFE
Of all the things one can accomplish in 48 hours, writing, directing and filming a movie isn’t the first that comes to mind. But the 48 Hour Film Project — which provided local filmmakers with a character, a prop, a line of dialogue and a genre — required its participants to do just that. The […]
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Okla-romance
Oklahoma’s writers of romantic fiction are a new breed. By SARAH LOBBAN Callie Hutton had always flirted with a career in writing. She spent years working for magazines, conducting interviews and writing articles. Later, she took a job in New York for a business’ corporate communications department. And until about four years ago, Hutton worked […]