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  1. My favorite presentation of the day was storyteller Diane Macklin portraying Zora Neale Hurston. I learned a lot about Zora and added some of her works to my reading list.

    #Chautauqua #MountainLakePark #Maryland #Victoriana #ZoraNealeHurston

  2. My favorite presentation of the day was storyteller Diane Macklin portraying Zora Neale Hurston. I learned a lot about Zora and added some of her works to my reading list.

    #Chautauqua #MountainLakePark #Maryland #Victoriana #ZoraNealeHurston

  3. My favorite presentation of the day was storyteller Diane Macklin portraying Zora Neale Hurston. I learned a lot about Zora and added some of her works to my reading list.

    #Chautauqua #MountainLakePark #Maryland #Victoriana #ZoraNealeHurston

  4. My favorite presentation of the day was storyteller Diane Macklin portraying Zora Neale Hurston. I learned a lot about Zora and added some of her works to my reading list.

    #Chautauqua #MountainLakePark #Maryland #Victoriana #ZoraNealeHurston

  5. My favorite presentation of the day was storyteller Diane Macklin portraying Zora Neale Hurston. I learned a lot about Zora and added some of her works to my reading list.

    #Chautauqua #MountainLakePark #Maryland #Victoriana #ZoraNealeHurston

  6. If you love poetry and you're not reading Devin Kelly's writings about poetry, here's one to give you an idea. Devin always shares a poem, then makes connections between those words, other writers, so many things in the world.

    Lena Khalaf Tuffaha's "Upon Arrival": Thoughts on solidarity as an enlargement of our imaginative capability

    ordinaryplots.substack.com/p/l

    #LenaKhalafTuffaha #DevinKelly #poetry #poems #TodaysPoem #PoemADay #Gaza #WAWOG #solidarity #ZoraNealeHurston #teaching #literature

  7. I really enjoyed #TheWomanKing. #violadavis is so good in it. The movie brought to mind a book I read several years ago by #zoranealehurston called #Barracoon. She interviewed a former slave, Kossula who related his story of being captured by the Dahomey warriors, many of whom were women in 1860. I highly recommend the book although the Dahomey don’t come off as well as in the movie.

  8. What is your favorite book? I know this can be a hard question, but I believe we all have one book that really moved us, set us on our path, reinvigorated us.

    Mine is Zora Neale Hurston's Their Eyes Were Watching God

    I discovered this book over 20 years ago in my AP English class in high school. (Thank you, Mr. Ewald!) I am not a rereader by any means, but I have read this book a number of times throughout the years.

    @bookstodon #bookstodon #books #favoritebook #ZoraNealeHurston