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Notebook: Rekindling my love for literature at Ann Arbor's Literati

BY TEHREEM SAJJAD

The only thing better than the smell of a new book is the smell of a new bookstore.

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Carson follows up novel with masterful sequel 'Red Doc>'

BY MAX RADWIN

“Red Doc>,” a sequel to “Autobiography of Red,” is yet another example of Carson’s supreme ability to incinerate literary preconceptions and, out of their ashes, produce a masterful piece of writing.

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Anna Sadovskaya: Finding the fun in thrifting

BY ANNA SADOVSKAYA

Finding something amazing while thrifting is like winning a prize. Because, believe it or not, thrifting is most certainly an art.

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London-based performance company to bring dark comedy show to Ann Arbor

BY GRACE PROSNIEWSKI

1927, a London-based performance company, takes the audience through a grim and humorous realm in “The Animals and Children Took to the Streets,” a production with a narrative marked by suspicion and deception.

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FestiFools and FoolMoon to bring jest and jokes to downtown Ann Arbor

BY ANNA SADOVSKAYA

For the last seven years, once a year at the beginning of April, papier-mâché creatures and monsters congregate and parade downtown. FestiFools is back, and this weekend promises to bring jest and fun to the still-wintery streets of Ann Arbor.

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Basement Arts to challenge conventional storytelling with latest 'Hound'

BY REBECCA GODWIN

Audiences can expect to have more questions than answers when they leave Basement Arts’s latest production, “The Real Inspector Hound.” According to director Scott Kloosterman, a sophomore in the School of Music, Theatre & Dance, that’s just the way it should be.

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Fiercely comedic 'August: Osage County' to stir real emotion

BY TEHREEM SAJJAD

This week, the School of Music, Theatre & Dance is bringing the Westons to Ann Arbor in Tracy Letts’s award-winning play, “August: Osage County.” This comedic drama exposes audiences to the dark side of a Midwestern American family.

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