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Latest Postings
- 25 November, 2008: Christopher Plummer at the Free Library
- 25 November, 2008: Anniversary of the OED
- 6 November, 2008: Quadruple Bypass at the Ritz
- 30 October, 2008: A Tour of the Lighthouses of New Jersey
- 14 October, 2008: Pirates at The Franklin
- 14 October, 2008: Faire and Con Report: A Fine Day for Some Piratical Revalrey
- 10 October, 2008: Faire and Con Report: Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire
- 6 October, 2008: Faire and Con Report: Collingswood Book Festival
- 5 October, 2008: Collingswood Shakespeare Company presents King Lear
- 5 October, 2008: Banned Books Week at the Free Library
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Banned Books Week at the Free Library
This past week, Chris and I celebrated Banned Books Week with a reading at the Philadelphia Free Library. Local notables read passages from their favorite banned books, such as Raisin in the Sun and To Kill a Mockingbird. The host, Gene Shay of WXPN’s folk show also presented “banned and taboo” music samples. The standout favorite was a reading of “noted evildoer” Shel Silverstein. Next up at the library - the OED 80th Anniversary, Nov. 18th.