Snyder shares affinity for small towns

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George Snyder (right), the guest novelist on Sunday at the weekly Author Series, is being interviewed by one of our local published authors Eduardo Santiago at the INK Book Gathering. Snyder shared with the audience his love for writing about small communities, communities within communities, and his fascination about what draws people together within a community. His third novel, “Into Deeper Waters,” is almost complete and ready for press. His fist two novels are available at INK. Photo by Careena Chase

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By June 18, 2014July 24, 2014 Reading Time: 2 minutes

Ritual is an important part of human behavior. Whether it is going to a specific barber or having a cigarette after work, ritual surrounds us everyday. Kölsch, one of my favorite beer styles, is surrounded in ritual. First, Kölsch can only be named as such if it is from Cologne, Germany. Secondly, the serving of…

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Santiago continues to open doors
By March 18, 2015December 4, 2015 Reading Time: 4 minutes

“The Adventures of Tom Sawyer,” in Spanish, was what started Eduardo Santiago on his career path. “I was confined in bed for two months with hepatitis when I was 7,” said Santiago remembering his boyhood in Cuba. “It felt like two years.” The gift of the book from his uncle not only helped Santiago through…

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Mountain Community Patrol pancake breakfast
By July 11, 2012April 12, 2013 Reading Time: 1 minute

Families waited anxiously for the Mountain Community Patrol annual pancake breakfast at Town Hall on Sunday morning.

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‘Art in Society’ symposium examines immigration
By February 16, 2016April 8, 2016 Reading Time: 4 minutes

When Max and Bee Krone founded Idyllwild Arts 70 years ago, they envisioned a place where people from around the world would come to create art, and through their creativity, fashion a better and more egalitarian society. Said Max, “The arts provide the best common ground for friendly cooperation among the peoples of the world….

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The labyrinth at St. Hugh’s
ByIdyllwild Town Crier May 18, 2022May 18, 2022 Reading Time: 4 minutes

By Mary KnabContributor Idyllwild, the place we all call home is a literal idyllic place where folks find peace, centering and healing.Surrounded by nature we find these things in the beauty and majesty in which we are immersed daily.But did you know that here in our little town is a labyrinth, an ancient practice for…

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“Love Junkie” author Resnick joins series
By July 13, 2011November 5, 2012 Reading Time: 3 minutes

“Love Junkie” (Bloomsbury USA, 2008) may sound like a Motown pop song from the 60s. It’s not. It’s a hard-hitting, personally revealing memoir by Rachel Resnick. Reviewers characterize it as disturbing and even terrifying. Resnick appears with Idyllwild Authors Series founder and facilitator Eduardo Santiago at 2 p.m. Sunday, July 17, at B’s Mountain of…

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