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Neighbahood Virtual Workshop registration update for creators who would like to post stories and poetry. Read on to learn more.
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Welcoming Charles Habersham to the Neighbahood. He recently released a new book, which he shares on his page. His page is set to "friends only" which I am sure he will update when he posts. Be sure to add this writer to your friends list.
"I am new to this site, which was recommended by my Executive Publisher. And I'd like to announce my new novel just released: Rise up and Shine, taken from some of my experiences as a homeless person on the streets of New York City in 1988. I went on to obtain a job with the US Department of Veterans Affairs, at Montrose, New York and retired in 2013 and relocated to Alabama.
Looking forward with conversing with some new people and exchange some ideas."
https://neighbahood.com/u/chabersham
I don't believe we have ever shared our press release on Neighbahood:
https://apnews.com/press-release/ein-presswire-newsmatics/social-media-6ab545cc86eb932d1122dc479c0cb587
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Shared a poll
Best movie ever made? Below are some of the most culturally memorable movies of its time. You can only choose one.
( 3)
Roy Scarbrough
I am never able to decide what is the best. There are so many different kinds of bests.
One kind of best is Francis Ford Coppola's Apocalypse now. I love how it re-imagines the horrors great Joseph Conrad novel that depict European colonialism in Africa, as America's failed occupation of Vietnam. The Congo River becomes the Mekong.
E. Writer I have a few films that I feel is a cut above most films. Spike Lee's Malcolm X, Scorsese's The Aviator (much as I don't like the sone of the subtext in his work.) I think the Godfather I and II is excellent work. Hayoa Miyazaki's animated movies are top tier. So many movies are forgettable that I am comfortable noting the ones that are great.
Alex Morton While Godfather III is often looked upon as a failure, it's attempt to be an opera gives it a certain gravitas that, I feel, shouldn't be ignored. Yes, it overreached, but that isn't that the obligation of the artist?
SJ Blues Happy Tuesday!