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  • Stories We Love to Hate

    People who truly enjoy reading always have a list of books that they love for various reasons. Whether it is the way it’s written, the message, or the characters, people tend to read and re-read certain books. However the interesting fact is that people also tend to identify one book…

  • Larry Weill Book Signing Event

    The University Press of North Georgia will be hosting a reading by Lawrence Weill of his novel Incarnate (BlackWyrm) on March 28, 2013 from 12:30 to 1:30 in the Library Technology Center, 2nd floor classroom. After the reading, the audience will have the opportunity to meet with Weill and have…

  • Infograph: The History of Textbooks and Eductation

    Did you know: Greeks used texts intended for education laying the groundwork for future textbooks The first educational institutions, known today as universities, were established in France, England, and Italy Boston Latin School, established in Massachusetts, became the first public school in the United States Infograph courtesy of bookpatrol.net

  • Writing Tips: Introduction into Characters

    One of the most important aspects of a novel is the characters—protagonist, antagonist, major characters, minor characters, and cameos. The story is told through these characters, and therefore require more planning. Writers must describe these characters with vivid illustrations, depicting their physical appearance, personality, background information, and their actions that…

  • Walt Disney Pictures Presents: “Oz the Great and Powerful”

    *Potential Spoilers may be included in this review. There is a world full of vibrant colors, beautiful gowns, a dazzling Emerald City, flying monkeys, talking china dolls, and most importantly: magic. Walt Disney Pictures has brought this world to life in Oz the Great and Powerful which was released to…

  • Pride and Prejudice Adaptations: Bride and Prejudice

    Bride and Prejudice transforms the original classic into a modern Indian Musical. Director Gurinder Chadha describes India’s customs as similar to that of Seventeenth Century Britain. Daughters are still married off to wealthy men and the oldest must marry before any of her sisters are allowed to enter society. This…

  • Book Signing: Poetry Facing Uncertainty

    Thursday, March 7, the University Press held a book signing and reading of Poetry Facing Uncertainty by Gordon E. McNeer. This collection of poems consists of eleven of the newest popular Spanish-language poets who have had their works translated into English. These poets are from various Spanish-speaking countries including Spain,…

  • “Safe Haven” Novel and Film Review

    *MAJOR SPOILERS INCLUDED Another Nicholas Sparks novel has recently been turned into a film. Safe Haven was released in theaters on Valentine’s Day, 2013. The film stars Julianne Hough, Josh Duhamel, and Cobie Smulders. The film was released by Relativity Media, in association with Nicholas Sparks Productions, and has already…