Blood Tie review by Mary Lee Settle chose Turkey as setting
A book critique highlights Blood Tie by Mary Lee Settle. The reviewer notes the novel’s Turkish coast setting in Ceramos and questions whether Ceramos corresponds to Bodrum or Fethiye with its Crusader castle and sixth century B C royal tombs. The piece weaves travel lore with literary interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Mediterranean
Antalya
Taurus Mountains
Alanya
Ceramos
Mary Lee Settle
Fethiye
Blood Tie in Turkey Echoes of Love and Violence
A modern drama unfolds in Ceramos where a fisher boat launch blends ritual blood, sea lore, and cultural clash. Expatriates collide with Turks in a tense tale of love, brutality, and misread signals across a sunlit bay and a sacred mountain tomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munci
Huseyin
Timur
Kemal
Tasty Licks to Play at Chelsea House Folklore Center
Chelsea Vermont segment notes Chelsea House Folklore Center presents Tasty Licks a bluegrass group praised by Bluegrass Unlimited. The bill includes Robin Kincaid Stacy Phillips Paul Kahn and Bela Fleck with local acts Christian and Harper. Workshops concerts and contra dance follow with modest admission and a free weekly jam. Reservations advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Chelsea House
Jack Tuttle
Rounder Records
Robin Kincaid
Stacy Phillips
Paul Kahn
Bela Fleck
Christian and
Harper
Maine
Vermont Council On the Arts
Chelsea House Folklore Center
Applejack
Jean Redpath
Scotland
Oldcastle to Start Three-Play Series Next Month
Oldcastle Theatre Company, now resident at Southern Vermont College, begins a trio of plays in November headlined by Noel Coward Blithe Spirit. The slate continues with The Glass Menagerie and From Berlin to Oklahoma. Eric Peterson directs, with Christine Decker, Richard Howe, Shelli DuBoff, Colette Chagnon and Deborah Scott in the cast. Robert Sugarman to stage Blithe Spirit. Equity fundraising targets $2000 to cover lights and other costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldcastle Theatre Company
Noel Coward
Berlin
Oldcastle
Southern Vermont College
Old Chapel
Night Watch
Oklahoma
Bennington
SVC
Vermont Council On the Arts
Eric Peterson
Christine Decker
Richard Howe
Shelli DuBoff
Colette Chagnon
Deborah Scott
Robert Sugarman
George Bernard Shaw
Candida
Chet Ringheiser
Philip Lance
The
Four Evenings in Black Music at Bennington College
The Black Music Division at Bennington College presents a week long festival October 11 to 14 in Commons Theatre. Each 8 15 p m program features progress works and teaching philosophy with Milford Graves Syd Smart Arthur Brooks Jay Ash Stephen Horenstein and Bill Dixon among the performers and lecturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington College
Bennington
Commons
Milford Graves
Nington College
Syd Smart
Arthur Brooks
Jay Ash
Stephen Horenstein
Horenstein
Brooks
Ash
Chris Faris
Kismet goes Timbuktu on Broadway with Eartha Kitt
New Broadway version titled Timbuktu set in 14th century Africa opens January 5 at the Mark Hellinger Theater. Eartha Kitt stars as Lalame returning to Broadway with William Marshall as Hajj. Features Borodin songs from Kismet plus four new African folk themed songs by Wright and Forrest. Luther Davis wrote the Timbuktu book based on the original Kismet script co authored with Charles Lederer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Kismet
Africa
Mark Hellinger
Eartha Kitt
Broadway
Lalame
William Marshall
Hajj
Robert Wright
George Forrest
Luther Davis
Charles Lederer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Book Review
Houghton Mifflin Co
By Rebecca Latimer
Frederick Latimer
Bodrum
Horst
CIA
Ariadne
Lisa
Ms. Settle
Husey
Benji
Family Week
gaJoe
Mulberry Square Productions, Inc
Tues
Burt Reynolds
Sally Field
Jackie Gleason
Cinema
Paramount Pic
Buford Pusser
BO Swenson
Vermont
Chelsea
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Bill Dixon
Paris
Dixon
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!