Author: Margaret Evans

Rock On, Ms. Bowdish

Beaufort artist finds new inspiration beyond Bay Street. By Mark Shaffer “Half of creating is waiting for something to dry.”– Deanna Bowdish It’s early on a quiet weekday morning at ARTworks in Beaufort Town Center. As the overheads flicker to life it’s easy to pick out Deanna Bowdish’s new studio space from the others. Towering over the threshold in giant mismatched letters are two simple words: ROCK ON. Anyone who knows Deanna recognizes her favorite conversational benediction. But that simple statement represents a philosophy of personal and creative perseverance that runs deep.

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Sherlock Holmes: The Final Adventure

The world’s greatest detective has retirement on his mind but something’s indeed afoot that proves too difficult to ignore. The King of Bohemia is about to be blackmailed by a scandalous photograph, sending Sherlock Holmes abruptly back into action with his trusty sidekick Doctor Watson by his side. Hot on the trail, Holmes pursues the case—and then the affections of Irene Adler, the famous opera singer at the heart of the crime.

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As She Knew Him

Local author Teresa Bruce interviews Anne Serling about her famous father Rod, her new memoir, and her upcoming visit to Beaufort for the Short Story America Festival.              

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Writers’ Roundtable

Three writer/educators of three different generations discuss the state of literature today – reading it, writing it, publishing it, and teaching it – in anticipation of Beaufort’s second annual Short Story America Festival and Conference.          Richard Hawley                 Tim Johnston                  Mathieu Cailler

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Rescue Bound

I like this straightforward definition of “rescue”: responsive operations that usually involve the saving of life, or prevention of injury during an incident or dangerous situation. For anyone who has ever been rescued, it is a precious gift.

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Here & There

An exhibition of the art of longtime Hilton Head Island residents Joyce and Don Nagel has just opened at the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute’s Hilton Head Island classroom at the Pineland Station Shopping center at 430 William Hilton Parkway, Suite 304A. Entitled Here and There, the exhibit is free and open to the public and will continue through December 6, 2013.

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Calendar Winners Announced

Sixteen photos depicting the beauty, history and traditions of Beaufort County were selected for the County’s 2014 land preservation calendar, which will be available for sale in November.

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Provoked

By Margaret Evans, Editor When you’ve been an editor and columnist for as long as I have, “you can’t please everybody” proves itself the one unassailable maxim. No matter how fragile your ego, how delicate your sensibilities, you make an uneasy truce with criticism.

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The Lucky One

There has been a great deal of press lately about hereditary breast and ovarian cancer. Angelina Jolie, one of the world’s most beautiful women, shocked everyone by disclosing she had a prophylactic mastectomy because she carries a “faulty” BRCA1 gene.

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Celebrate the Short Story

The Second Annual Short Story America Festival and Conference will bring readers, authors and teachers of short stories together again in this new Lowcountry literary tradition. Scheduled for September 26-29 in Beaufort, the event includes readings by authors, workshops on writing stories and on understanding this great literary art form, book signings, the launch of Short Story America, Volume Three, and two great receptions to foster new and old friendships around a mutual passion for stories.

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