Literature (9)
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 Wuthering Heights by Emily BronteAssuming most of you scholars have read this classic, i would like to pose a question or two to the public concerning this novel. I persona… Started by Grace Hein |
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Jan 14 Reply by Grace Hein |
 ?RUReading?[posted for Kim Anderson, luxuriating in the Napa Valley out of range of the Internet] What are you reading right now and why? Kim recent… Started by Ken Egan |
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Oct 27, 2011 Reply by Julia R. Morales |
 Five Favorite Works of Western LitSuppose you are tasked with providing a five-title reading list of western literature for someone who—gasp!—has never read any. What would… Started by Humanities Roundtable |
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Feb 11, 2011 Reply by Nancy E. Widdicombe |
Hugo's Selected PoemsHumanities Montana is proud to present this year's One Book Montana discussion facilitator: Frances McCue. Frances McCue is a writer and po… Started by Humanities Roundtable |
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Nov 17, 2010 Reply by Jason Neal |
 Poetry As ResistanceLast year two Montana poets, Melissa Kwasny & Mandy Smoker, brought together a new anthology of poems called I Go to the Ruined Place:… Started by Lisa Simon |
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Oct 5, 2010 Reply by Ken Egan |
The Surrounded: Moderated DiscussionHumanities Montana is proud to present this year's One Book Montana discussion moderator: Dottie Susag. Dorothea M. Susag (Dottie) grew up… Started by Humanities Roundtable |
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Mar 23, 2010 Reply by Dottie Susag |
Suggestions for the 2010 One Book MontanaWhat are your suggestions (and why) for the 2010 One Book Montana selection? Started by Humanities Roundtable |
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Mar 8, 2010 Reply by Ken Egan |
Reading Poetry TodayDo you? Don't you? Why? Why not? Started by Lisa Simon |
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Dec 3, 2009 Reply by Lisa Simon |
Challenges of Poetry AdvocacyThe poetry salon at this year's festival of the book puts a spotlight on the innovative advocacy projects happening across Montana and seve… Started by Lisa Simon |
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Nov 15, 2009 Reply by james philip cohea |
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