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| ASPEN — In “After the Storm,” a documentary about staging a musical in post-Katrina New Orleans that shows this week at Aspen Filmfest, the producer throws up his hands on the eve of opening night more... | |
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ASPEN — Aspenite Scott Lasser was jogging in New York City's Central Park when the airplanes hit the World Trade Center towers. |
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ASPEN — On a recent stay in a New York hospital, Colum McCann took his bed-ridden days as an opportunity to revisit “Ulysses,” James Joyce's immortal Irish classic that takes place on one day, June 16, 1904. |
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ASPEN — Times are not especially good for the written word. Newspapers are being decimated; book publishers are struggling with a variety of issues, not the least of which is coping with the rise of digital formats. On top of that, reading itself... |
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ASPEN — Andrew Sean Greer found inspiration for his latest novel, “The Story of a Marriage,” in something his grandmother once said. |
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ASPEN — Jeffrey Eugenides has some advice for Detroit’s automakers. |
| ASPEN — Because of illness, author Sara Gruen’s lecture scheduled for Thursday at the Wheeler Opera House in Aspen has been canceled. | |
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ASPEN — Jay Cowan says that his friend, foil and property-mate Hunter S. Thompson would have loved certain aspects of Cowan’s new book about Thompson. |
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ASPEN — In “The Blue Bottle,” Fraser the yellow lab and his mistress Courtney are off on their biggest adventure yet. |
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ASPEN — Auden Schendler helped turn the Aspen Skiing Co. “green,” now he’s trying to inspire the rest of the country. |
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ASPEN — Of all the oxymorons that have become part of popular lingo, one that has been overlooked for its oxymoronic quality is “legal thriller.” |
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ASPEN — For skiers accustomed to the American model of the ski resort, Chamonix can be a mind-boggling experience. The vertical drop from the Aiguille du Midi, at the top of the town’s cable car, is a staggering 2,807 meters — more than 9,000 feet. |
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Back in early 2007, well before the Democratic presidential nomination was decided, a friend lent me Barack Obama’s book, “The Audacity of Hope.” |
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If you’ve read Elizabeth Gilbert’s bestseller “Eat, Pray, Love” — chances are you have, if you’re a woman over 20 — then consider Gail Belsky’s new book, “The List,” a sort of Eat, Pray, Love for weenies. |
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ASPEN — Growing up in Aspen, Maria Semple didn’t have much that counted. She didn’t have much in the way of athletic ability or looks. She doesn’t remember having any friends. |
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Dreams of sugar plums don’t stand a chance against a new cookbook by Littleton resident Patty Ross. This is the perfect time of year to flip through “Rocky Mountain Sweet Shoppe Cookbook,” since just looking at page after page of colorful confections is... |
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