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603. Lenore Weiss.
603. We chat with Lenore Weiss about her novel, Pulp into Paper, which “is about the struggle of Arkansas and Louisiana mill
workers to tell the truth about what is happening in their work and
personal lives. The book mirrors the choices we make between earning a
living and our ethical values, but is sympathetic to all characters on
either side of the environmental divide.” Pulp into Paper is an engaging,
disturbing and sometimes humorous novel exposing a calcified network of
corruption between a company (Rand-Atlantic) and the government (EPA) in
a small Southern town where "the stink [is] the smell of money."
Weiss's talent for detail is extraordinary as she takes us into the
homes, sandwich shops and hydrogen-sulfide infested creeks of East
Hentsbury with its unforgettable cast of characters." (Campbell). Lenore Weiss is enrolled in
the Master of Fine Arts Program at San Francisco State University. Her
poetry has been published in many journals Her books include Cutting
Down the Last Tree on Easter Island (West End Press, 2012) , Two Places
(Kelsay Books, 2014), and Mortal forthcoming in 2016 from Black Cat Moon
Press. (Basmati.com).
The oldest play about Louisiana, author James Workman wrote it
as a celebration of the Louisiana Purchase. Now it is back in
print for the first time in 220 years. Order your copy today!
Blanc blesses new (current) St. Louis Cathedral
on December 7, 1891 included "William Tell" at the Opera
House, "Camille" at the Varieties Theatre, "Macbeth" at the
Varieties Theatre, and "The World of Passion" at the St.
Charles Theatre.
Candy Cane Lane
170 Hwy 151 N.
Calhoun, LA
318-801-0670
Website
Our hope is to be a part of your family’s Christmas tradition
for years to come, and we are incredibly honored to have the
privilege of providing this experience to each of you. Every
smile from every visitor reminds us that we have the BEST JOB
EVER!!! Thank you for allowing us to be a part of your
family’s Christmas, and we hope to see you all again soon!
Much Love and Merry Christmas,
The Hanson Family
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603. We chat with Lenore Weiss about her novel, Pulp into Paper, which “is about the struggle of Arkansas and Louisiana mill
workers to tell the truth about what is happening in their work and
personal lives. The book mirrors the choices we make between earning a
living and our ethical values, but is sympathetic to all characters on
either side of the environmental divide.” Pulp into Paper is an engaging,
disturbing and sometimes humorous novel exposing a calcified network of
corruption between a company (Rand-Atlantic) and the government (EPA) in
a small Southern town where "the stink [is] the smell of money."
Weiss's talent for detail is extraordinary as she takes us into the
homes, sandwich shops and hydrogen-sulfide infested creeks of East
Hentsbury with its unforgettable cast of characters." (Campbell). Lenore Weiss is enrolled in
the Master of Fine Arts Program at San Francisco State University. Her
poetry has been published in many journals Her books include Cutting
Down the Last Tree on Easter Island (West End Press, 2012) , Two Places
(Kelsay Books, 2014), and Mortal forthcoming in 2016 from Black Cat Moon
Press. (Basmati.com).
The oldest play about Louisiana, author James Workman wrote it
as a celebration of the Louisiana Purchase. Now it is back in
print for the first time in 220 years. Order your copy today!
Blanc blesses new (current) St. Louis Cathedral
on December 7, 1891 included "William Tell" at the Opera
House, "Camille" at the Varieties Theatre, "Macbeth" at the
Varieties Theatre, and "The World of Passion" at the St.
Charles Theatre.
Candy Cane Lane
170 Hwy 151 N.
Calhoun, LA
318-801-0670
Website
Our hope is to be a part of your family’s Christmas tradition
for years to come, and we are incredibly honored to have the
privilege of providing this experience to each of you. Every
smile from every visitor reminds us that we have the BEST JOB
EVER!!! Thank you for allowing us to be a part of your
family’s Christmas, and we hope to see you all again soon!
Much Love and Merry Christmas,
The Hanson Family
Listen on Apple Podcasts.
Listen on audible.
Listen on Spotify.
Listen on TuneIn.
Listen on iHeartRadio.
The Louisiana Anthology Home Page.
Like us on Facebook.