13-year-old poet Tyler Kipp has been recognized as one of Savannah’s “deepest” young authors.
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XuluProphet keeps it local
The evening is a culmination of years of collaboration and friendship, and it’s a fete that could only happen in the artistic enclave of Savannah.
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Susan Earl’s debut novel In the Dark explores a side of the city few see
With almost four decades of living in Savannah behind her, Earl brings intimate local knowledge to her first novel.
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Deep Center’s high schoolers take to the streets to uncover hidden histories
MOST KIDS grow up being scolded not to talk to strangers. But for the writers and researchers of Deep Center’s Block by Block program, it’s an essential skill. Starting last […]
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Townes Van Zandt Tribute Night @The Sentient Bean
A.M. Rodriguez, Jason Bible, Matt Eckstine, and Brandon Nelson McCoy will offer their own unique takes on Van Zandt classics.
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Shallow pockets? You can still give deeply
Since 1938, the United Way of the Coastal Empire has welcomed donations big and small, funneling millions of dollars every year into dozens of non-profits spread out over Chatham, Effingham, Bryan and Liberty counties.
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Deep Center: Writing out loud
Students read their word at Deep Speaks this Monday, Feb. 2.
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Writing with Deep: Go weird or go home
While Deepfellows teach technical essentials like appropriate semicolon usage and how to avoid clichés, they also have a super secret mission: To show kids they’re not the only ones with awkward, embarrassing parts of themselves lurking under their hoodies.