Teresa Bruce remembers her "other mother," Byrne Miller
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If you recognize the woman on this book cover, chances are you're A) a long-time Beaufort resident, B) a fan of the arts, or C) a patron of the Beaufort County Library's Special Collections. It's Byrne Miller – founder of the Byrne Miller Dance Theatre – and she's the subject of a new memoir by former WJWJ anchor Teresa Bruce.
Beaufort-based author and philosopher Maggie Schein is embarking on an epic journey of the modern era―crowdfunding. Most people do not picture philosophers embracing modern technology. When that philosopher becomes an author and receives the support of luminaries in writing, music and production she has little choice but to embrace what the universe is providing.
A gorgeous new coffee table book captures the sights, sounds and stories of Beaufort.
Publisher Lydia Inglett and international travel author Martin McFie – partners in life and in work – have just released Beautiful Beaufort: Pearl of the South, a real gem of a coffee table book.
"Poetry is not a form of entertainment, and in a certain sense not even a form of art, but our anthropological, genetic goal, our linguistic, evolutionary beacon."
– Joseph Brodsky
April is National Poetry Month. Come celebrate poetry, our evolutionary beacon, with the members of the Otram Slabess Group on Saturday, April 13th at the Charles Street Gallery.
Storyteller Bil Lepp headlines the BIG Story Fest at ARTworks.
Bil Lepp is the headliner of the BIG Story Fest, April 11-14 at ARTworks in Beaufort Town Center. He's an internationally-known storyteller and humorist whose style has been described as a satisfying blend of Bill Cosby and Jeff Foxworthy.
From Sweet Tea to Salkehatchie Soup, Ken Burger's got South Carolina's number.
Salkehatchie Soup, the much-awaited third novel in Ken Burger's trilogy of South Carolina stories, has just been released by Evening Post Books. And it doesn't disappoint.