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Commitment to this kind of work, edgy, daunting, representing visions seldom seen on our stages, demands a commitment over the course of two generations that may be simply too hard to come by.

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Robert Madewell on The Eye of the Needle: “I think that’s an arrow loop, not a gate.” February 6th, 3:23 pm

Evelyn Heart on Lady Wisdom: “Terrifying in its familiarity! Not because of any one person, but because of what it says about the sensibility of…” December 16th, 7:29 pm

Kris on What’s the Matter With “The Runaway Bunny”?: “This book was always very special to me. My mother was distant, but she read this to me on several…” December 4th, 9:23 pm

Trish Williams-Mello on If You Want to Build a Strong Girl: “Dear Sallie, We will miss you so very, very much. Your generosity of spirit, compassion, and support especially for us…” August 15th, 4:22 pm

Candida Dixon on Thank God for the Sixties: “Sallie was a wonderful and generous friend who nurtured our friendship through many years starting at age 12 and lasting…” August 8th, 2:11 pm

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