Category: Savannah-Georgia
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QUOTABLE POETRY SERIES LAUNCH: Archive Treasures 101
“Periods of shifting demographics, along with the often overwhelming giant crashing waves of sudden historical events themselves, often create odd partnerships and dangerously extreme polarization.” (Aberjhani, from Abbreviated Mind Syndrome Article 3)
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Cultural Consciousness in Aimé Césaire’s ‘Return to My Native Land’ & Aberjhani’s ‘Return to Savannah’
“This comparative literary analysis examines how these poems resonate with contemporary discourses such as Critical Race Theory, Black Lives Matter, and WOKE theory, while also embodying values significant to humanity as a whole.”
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Days of Midnight Madness 30 Years On
There are not too many living writers who can claim to have authored books which had the kind of impact upon a city which John Berendt’s Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil has had on Savannah, Georgia (USA). The boosts it provided for Savannah’s tourism and film industries…