Author: john paul jaramillo
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Jacqueline Dougan Jackson Interview
Jacqueline “Jackie” Dougan Jackson is the author of over a dozen books, including three about the family dairy farm in Wisconsin that her grandfather began at the turn of the 20th century. The Round Barn, volume one, is at the culmination of years of dedicated collection, research, and synthesis using family materials, historical sources, and…
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A.D. Carson Interview Part One and Two
A.D. Carson—rapper, poet, novelist, educator—released his first novel Cold, A Novel by A.D. Carson in May. The novel, a multimedia work that blends traditional prose narrative with poetry and hip hop, is conceptually brilliant. In both form and style, Cold adopts the conventions of hip hop creating a profoundly symbolic narrative that follows a young…
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The 2011 Lincoln Land Review is now Online!
The 2011 Lincoln Land Review is now online as a web-enabled publication: Academic Non-fiction: Bailey S. Arnold–“The Heartbeat of a Blanket Community”; Megan Chrisler–“Edith Wharton Doesn’t Write Bedtime Stories”; Sally Cline–“A Death of Innocence”; Holly Cormier–“Ethic Through the Lens of Utilitarianism”; Fayne Davis–“Comprehensive Sexuality Education for a Safer Tomorrow”; Nick Jackson–“Nose Dive: The Year of…
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2011 Lincoln Land Review Coming Soon
The latest edition of the Lincoln Land Review, featuring the best in student writing and artwork, will soon be available in the LLCC Bookstore and in Springfield’s Barnes & Noble. Student Contributors may pick up their complimentary copies of the Review from the Arts and Humanities Office, Menard 2249.
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