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My cousin Christina Apperson could grace the cover of a romance novel.  It’s true.  She’s got the long, flowing chestnut locks, a figure to die for, and I’ll just go ahead and say it – sultry eyes.  I’m afraid she…

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Every once in a while I accidentally run two Bacon posts in a day.  (Darn.  I feel like such an idiot when that happens.)  Today is different.  Today’s second post is breaking news for readers.  The National Book Award Winners were…

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Today, friend of Bacon Laura Cooper takes on on a book that’s received a tremendous amount of attention lately, A Little Life, by Hanya Yanagihara.  She’s not as enchanted as some, and I can see why. From Laura: Who doesn’t love book prizes?…

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Jon Meacham is all over the news with his latest blockbuster biography, Destiny and Power: The American Odyssey of George Herbert Walker Bush.  He’s good with an interviewer and a crowd – both a scholar and an extrovert – who…

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Jennifer Frist and Kate Ezell bring high octane glamour and intellect to this year’s Literary Award Gala on November 14th supporting the Nashville Public Library Foundation and honoring local luminary Jon Meacham.  You know what I’m talking about!  Each of these ladies…

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Generosity of spirit is one of the best things you can find in another person; though it’s hard to define precisely, you know it when you see it.  It’s not naïve – but it is kind, and always looks for…

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Throw out the pumpkin before it turns black; make way for the turkey and relatives!  It’s time to start thinking about cards.  And Santa.  Trees and menorahs and gifts for the neighbors.  Even if you’ve reined in perfectionist tendencies and…

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Okay maybe that’s a little strong and not entirely accurate. But don’t be traumatized or misled by the headlines screaming about the Dangers of Bacon!  Read a little more carefully to get the full picture.  Here’s today’s NPR article, which is balanced and…

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