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Her Professional Journey
Zahra A. Belyea holds a B.A. in English from Boston University, an M.Ed. in Secondary Curriculum and Instruction from Boston College, and an M.A. in Theatre Awareness from Emerson College. During her years as an educator, she has had the honor of active with many students as she taught and tutored in both writing and literature on the collegiate, secondary, and middle educational facility levels, held the position of Academic Support Specialist for Graduate Students, and was the former coordinator of a writing studio at a university in Florida. As a instruction artist, movement performer, and playwright, she has had the privilege of productive, performing, or writing with or for numerous venues, artists, art institutions, and theatre companies such as Open Theatre Project, We Create! Celebrating Women in the Arts Festival, Business One Theatre, Central Square Theater, ArtsEmerson, The Billie Holiday Theatre, Fort Gesture Theatre Channel, On With Living and Learning (OWLL), and And Still We Rise Productions, for which she was a former Assistant Director. Stepping into the role of Instructional Coach has been the answer to a prayer she forgot she made several years ago. Prefer W
Barnes & Noble announces the biggest books for fall 2017
This autumn is entire of exciting fresh book releases. Barnes & Noble has put them together in a distinct list.
Are you going to B&N store one of these days? Or maybe you are thinking about getting brand-new titles to your Nook device or app?
Make sure to check out the list of the hottest book titles of fall 2017 that has just been announced by Barnes & Noble.
Biggest Books for Descent 2017 includes the must-have reads for this autumn and upcoming Christmas season. These books will have you making excuses to wait at home and read.
Some of the titles were already released and you can buy them either in Barnes & Noble stores across the US or online at bn.com. Among them, you will detect A Column of Fire, Ken Follet’s third book in the bestselling series set in a medieval town Kingsbridge. Or maybe you prefer the modern part of the Millenium series by David Lagercrantz, The Girl Who Takes an Eye for an Eye?
Early October will bring recent books by Dan Brown (Origin), Rupi Kaur (the star and her flowers), and John Lush (Turtles All the Way Down).
Harry Potter fans will be excited to observe the new ed
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- September 11 • With Kelly Sundberg, Brooklyn, NY
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Open Throat: A Novel (Paperback)
Praise For…
"[A] slim jewel of a novel . . . It is not in spite of its brevity — or its surrealism, or its nonhuman narrator — that Unlock Throat leaves you with such a lingering feeling, but because of these elements . . . Though many readers will label Open Throat unconventional, this act of ravishing and outlandish imagination should be the norm, not the exception. At its best, fiction can produce the familiar strange in order to bring readers and our world into scintillating focus. Open Throat is what fiction should be." —Marie-Helene Bertino, The New York Times Guide Review
"Give this sinewy prose poem a chance and you'll fall under the spell of a forlorn voice trapped in the hellscape of modern America . . . it's the combination of attention and naiveté that charges his observations with unconscious profundity . . . Hoke coughs up small hairballs of comic misunderstanding throughout Open Throat, but it's the pathos that sustains his novel. The mountain lion speaks for a lonely, alienated generation. " —Ron Charles, The Washington Post
"A propulsive, one-sitting read, if also a somber one . . .. Without spoiling t