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Emerson College is a college that gives people interested in the communicative arts the chance to make a difference in their chosen fields of study.

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Jack Ketchum is an American horror author and winner of the prestigious Bram Stoker award. He has written more than 11 novels and numerous short stories.

Choosing to study creative writing means harnessing one's natural talent and focusing it into material that is both enjoyable and publishable.

A short feature on the award-winning poet's life and work so far, including his collection "What Narcissism Means to Me."

William G. Tapply, well known for his elegant, easy style and unforgettable characters, died at his home in Hancock, New Hampshire on July 28, 2009.

Feminists, political, and activist' writers present their ideas for a paradigm shift from the "No Means No" model approach to an overhaul today.

The issues of race, class, feminism, motherhood and relationships come together in the novels written by this wonderful and thought-provoking new author.

The laptop created debut EP from the Cambridge, Massachusetts band, Passion Pit, available on iTunes, includes seven tracks of noteworthy synthesized electropop.

Electronic rock has been reinvented with each generation, and this year's breakout artists are continuing to raise the bar.

With the psychological thriller that is The Shining, to the gore-fest of A Nightmare on Elm Street, the 1980s delivered some of the most memorable horror movies to date.

The British abandoned their reputation for being unemotional when they mourned Princess Diana with unabashed grief after her death in a Paris car crash in 1997.