TAG: Humanities Washington
Helpful & Informative: Author Talks, Memory Care, Medicare, Retirement & Small Business Strategies
Posted in News on October 19, 2022 at 6:00 am
Hear from thought leaders and award-winning authors in the upcoming Humanities Washington program about the gentrification of rural Washington and in three author talks discussing the founding women of NPR, the novel Lessons in Chemistry, and ways to have difficult discussions about race. If you have questions about Medicare or health care and reti […]
Tags: adults, author talks, business, dementia, Humanities Washington, Medicare, memory care, retirement, SCLD Online Authors Series, SCORE Business
Humanities Washington Lectures: True Stories Full of Excitement, Intrigue, Hope & Forgiveness
Posted in Explore and Discover on February 9, 2022 at 6:00 am
If I were going to write a prescription for my pandemic-weary soul, I would pen it for some excitement, intrigue, hope, and reconciliation. One way to experience these is to be safely transported to another time and place by a skilled storyteller. The library has two such experiences for you. […]
Tags: adults, booklists, books, history, Humanities Washington, reading, teens
First Love: A Personal History With the American Comic Book
Posted in Explore and Discover, For You, kids, Parents and Teachers, Prime Time, Teens on August 27, 2014 at 6:00 am
By T. Andrew Wahl Guest Writer There is a question I am often asked: Why do you love comic books? My answer: Comics are a gateway. Not to other universes filled with super-humans locked in near-mythological battles. Or epic adventures in alien cultures and faraway lands. Or anthropomorphic worlds filled with funny—and not-so-funny—animals. Thou […]
Tags: childhood, comic books, graphic novels, Humanities Washington, T. Andrew Wahl
