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By Patrice Doucet
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Feature Story I Books Along the Teche Literary Festival
Author Natalie Baszile can relate to the line by Anne Wilkes Tucker, “I have a field on my mind that needs plowing.” So much so, that it’s the epitaph of
Nature has been an inspiration and setting for both literature and symphonic music for centuries. So it’s a befitting tradition that the annual Books Along the Teche Literary Festival closes
By: Patrice Doucet
In ancient Rome, bridesmaids dressed similarly to the bride to confuse would-be bandits who set out to kidnap or rob her. In other cultures, brides have put their maids into
By: Patrice Doucet
Nature has been an inspiration and setting for both literature and symphonic music for centuries, so it’s a befitting tradition that the annual Books Along the Teche Literary Festival closes
Her designs have brought color, comfort and stories to a vast number of homes and businesses. After redesigning her work life more than a couple of times, Nadya Kozinets’ journey
Butterfly lovers are aflutter with some of the first sightings, this month, of red admirals, Eastern giant and tiger swallowtails, gray hairstreaks, pearl crescents, gulf fritillaries (our state butterfly) and,
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