Archive for: June, 2012
June 19, 2012
Welcome to The Watery Part of the World
Epic in scope and intimate in theme with “a blue-green, underwater feel, a timeless forgetfulness,” (Los Angeles Times), Michael Parker’s The Watery Part of the World weaves an entirely unique tapestry of a story …
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June 18, 2012
Tayari Jones & Judy Blume:
Remember Your Teenage Self
We all remember our teenage selves. The good, the bad and the misguided fashion choices. It’s the stuff of great novels. Just ask Tayari Jones, author of Silver Sparrow. Or Judy Blume, …
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June 17, 2012
Father’s Day: Apple Doesn’t
Fall Far from the Tree
Today we mark Father’s Day with another essay by William Alexander, author of The $64 Tomato and 52 Loaves. To read Alexander’s previous essay, click here, and don’t miss our Father’s Day gift guide if …
June 15, 2012
Father’s Day:
The Inheritance of Beer
This week, in honor of Father’s Day, we’re bringing you essays and personal stories focusing on dad. Today, Craig Popelars, Algonquin’s Director of Marketing, shares thoughts about fatherhood, his father and the …
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June 14, 2012
Father’s Day Tomatoes
This week for Father’s Day, we’re focusing on features and essays dad will enjoy. Today, Director of Publicity Kelly Bowen tackles the tomato with three tasty treats for dads who like to …
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June 13, 2012
The Patience My Father Taught Me
This week on our blog, in honor of Father’s Day, we are featuring essays that reflect on all the ways fathers earn our respect and admiration — from their practicality in the …
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June 13, 2012
Father’s Day Gift Guide
We’re thinking about dad this week. And in upcoming blog posts, we’ll be sharing essays, personal stories and remembrances of time spent with dad. Dad who always has the answers. Dad who …
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June 12, 2012
Publication Day:
Heading Out to Wonderful
“It’s okay to head out for wonderful, but on your way to wonderful you’re going to have to pass through all right. And when you get to all right, take a good …
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