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Robinson, a writer and poet, wanted to find a wider audience for the genre by removing it from the constraints of both bound pages and html. Instead, he prints out poems that he has selected for an issue and posts them all around town on electricity poles, vacant buildings, and fence posts. Of course, these chanced-upon poems, fastened as they are with Scotch tape, ultimately get torn down, flutter away, or bleed black in the rain. So, to ensure exposure, Robinson, who also helped launch versions of IsReads in Nashville and Pittsburgh, posts each poem at least 50 times.

Brad Grochowski built AuthorsBookshop. The site hosts a strikingly diverse inventory of some titles. In addition to offering guidance to authors throughout the publishing process, all the way up through touring and publicity, Grochowski hosts the online IndieBookMan Radio Show , which often features a book and the story of how it got published.

His account of the S. President Warfield —refitted as the Exodus to carry food, supplies, and 4, European refugees to Palestine in —contains personal recollections from one of the local businessmen who played a key role in the secret operation, and even a statement from someone who, as a young workman, helped to load the ship.

Jewish Baltimore also highlights fondly remembered institutions. Sandler also visits P. In his essays on summer vacations, Sandler discusses family visits to Eastern Shore beaches and describes the summer camps that were frequented by Jewish children. Sandler has a knack for getting the people he interviews to recall every detail, from the names of favorite teachers or rabbis down to the price of a movie at the Avalon theater and which streetcar line they used to get there.

Baltimore has a strong and historically important Jewish presence, and this book engagingly tells the story of that community. The Price of Freedom carefully examines how urban slavery, long neglected by historians, became an important step in the path from bonded to free labour. Using the leverage of flight, the author shows how skilled slaves wielded considerable power in negotiating the terms of their labour. This meticulous study sheds new light on free and unfree labour during the early national period.

In A New Deal for All? During the later s, the movements of Baltimore merged into new and renewed national organizations, especially the CIO and the NAACP, and built mass regional struggles.

While this collaboration declined after the war, Skotnes shows that the earlier cooperative efforts greatly shaped national freedom campaigns to come—including the civil rights movement. As a border city Baltimore made an ideal arena to push for change during the civil rights movement.

The annual Baltimore Book Festival is nigh upon us and more than authors will talk about reading Friday through Sunday evening. Truthfully, a couple of us Mt.

A bunch of people, some dressed like Poe with ravens on their shoulders, plan to dance it out to Thriller right on the circle! The flashmob call was sent over Baltimore facebook Group, so you should check out the post for details. A whole lot of Poes dancing to an MJ classic is not-to-be-missed! Comments RSS. You are commenting using your WordPress. You are commenting using your Google account.

This was also the same year that some drunk guy jumped over the track's guardrail and tried to punch one of the horses as the entire field came barreling down on him.

Good times! It has a great aquarium, a wonderful harbor, and, pound for pound, more Old Bay crab cakes than anywhere else on planet Earth. Perhaps city officials are reaching too far in their aim to be a world-class travel destination. Instead of trying to be one of the big boys, Baltimore needs to embrace its role as a B-list city. Just look what that kind of thinking has done for Emilio Estevez.

Three Mighty Duck movies certainly keep the electricity on! So, I officially offer up my suggestion. And then we can go through this whole thing all over again in a few years.



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