The How The Why: 174 – Sarah Ladipo Manyika
Today our podcast connects with Sarah Ladipo Manyika, author of novels such as Like a Mule Bringing Ice C...
The innovative 1888 Center is located at the heart of the historic District in Old Towne Orange, California. The building, constructed in 1925, hosts a bookshop, gallery, multi-use performance space, and café serving creative beverages crafted by Contra Coffee & Tea.
North Orange Street, Orange, CA, 1925. Courtesy of the Orange Public Library, Orange, CA.
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The How The Why is a half-hour podcast documenting the creative process and the creative purpose. Occasionally, episodes will be recorded live at special events including Eichler Sessions and university tours through our Literary Arts Collective.
The How The Why: 173 – Kurt Heinzelman
Today our podcast connects with Kurt Heinzelman, Founder and Editor-at-Large of Bat City Review, Co-Found...
The How The Why: 172 – Jeffery Ryan Long
Today our podcast connects with Jeffery Ryan Long, Editor-in-Chief of Hawaiʻi Review, the literary journ...
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Support short fiction with The Cost of Paper, our annual anthology of international narrative prose. Relive the late 1800’s with our classic dime novels. Help us advocate for the novella—a distinctive, often overlooked literary form that offers the focus of a short story and the scope of a novel.
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A collection of short videos detailing 1888 programs including Routineology and Small Towne Short Stories. We also document the stories of our creative neighbors and their collaborative projects.
