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Ricia Mainhardt: The Role of the Literary Agent
Title
Ricia Mainhardt: The Role of the Literary Agent.
Abstract/Description
Literary Agent Ricia Mainhardt explains how agents and authors work together to get books published and careers launched. She also discusses how one becomes a professional agent. Episode #: 18
Date Issued
1996
Identifier
RiciaMainhardt, fscj:13561
Format
Video file
James W. Hall: Charting the Course
Title
James W. Hall: Charting the Course.
Abstract/Description
James W. Hall is a Florida professor and a prolific writer, known best for his mystery thrillers including the popular Thorn P.I. series. He discusses factors that have shaped his writing, including a love of reading, academia, and Florida (the setting of many of his books) and his desire to create characters that will inspire the reader's concern. Episode #: 10
Date Issued
1995
Identifier
JamesHall, fscj:13524
Format
Video file
Janice Daugharty: Jam and Jelly Grandmothers
Title
Janice Daugharty: Jam and Jelly Grandmothers.
Abstract/Description
Janice Daugharty, author of several novels and a short story collection, discusses how her rural Southern hometown inspired her writing and characters and the authors who have inspired her writing, including Joyce Carol Oates. Daugharty also reads from her novel Whistle. Episode #: 35
Date Issued
1999
Identifier
JaniceDaugharty, fscj:13519
Format
Video file
Randy Wayne White: Writing Florida
Title
Randy Wayne White: Writing Florida.
Abstract/Description
Novelist and essayist Randy Wayne White, best known for his long-running Florida-set mystery series starring marine biologist Doc Ford, discusses the parts of his personal life and history that influenced his novels and the power of a Florida setting. Episode #: ?
Date Issued
2001
Identifier
RandyWayneWhite, fscj:13538
Format
Video file
Clifton Taulbert: Front Porch Stories
Title
Clifton Taulbert: Front Porch Stories.
Abstract/Description
Clifton Taulbert, author of Once Upon a Time When We Were Colored, discusses his new book, Eight Habits of the Heart ,and the significance of the front porch in Southern culture. Mr. Taulbert also reminisces about his relationship with Bobby Kennedy.
Date Issued
1999
Identifier
CliftonTaulbert, fscj:13503
Format
Video file
Carla Hartsfield: The Music of Poetry
Title
Carla Hartsfield: The Music of Poetry.
Abstract/Description
Carla Hartsfield began her career as a musician but she wanted a non-musical way to express herself so she started to write poetry in addition to her other creative pursuits. In this interview she reads multiple selections of her poetry. Episode #: ?
Date Issued
2001
Identifier
CarlaHartsfield, fscj:13504
Format
Video file
Robert Bly: Finding Your Poetic Voice
Title
Robert Bly: Finding Your Poetic Voice.
Abstract/Description
Robert Bly is a poet, essayist, and activist, as well as winner of the 1968 National Book Award for Poetry. In this interview he discusses his collections Morning Poems and The Sibling Society, and reads original poems such as “Bad People” and “Early morning in your room” and talks about the inspirations for their content. Bly also elaborates on how he must feel “safe” when he writes a poem. Episode #: 31
Date Issued
1999
Identifier
RobertBly, fscj:13562
Format
Video file
Scott Morris: Sense of Place in Southern Fiction
Title
Scott Morris: Sense of Place in Southern Fiction.
Abstract/Description
Novelist Scott Morris discusses his book Waiting for April and how his personal history and familial roots in Florida inform the book’s themes of place, nature, character development and southern culture. He also reads a selection from the novel.
Date Issued
2003
Identifier
ScottMorris, fscj:13597
Format
Video file
Gail Galloway Adams: Character and Characters - Cover to Cover
Title
Gail Galloway Adams: Character and Characters - Cover to Cover.
Abstract/Description
Gail Galloway Adams discusses her inspirations for the short story The Purchase of Order, Winner of Flannery O’Conner Award for Short Fiction. She elaborates on her method of character development and techniques she uses when she has writer’s block. She also gives advice to aspiring writers concerning creative methods and finding partners in the literary community.
Date Issued
2002
Identifier
GailGallowayAdams, fscj:13516
Format
Video file
Joan Borysenko: Creating Meaning
Title
Joan Borysenko: Creating Meaning.
Abstract/Description
Bestselling author Joan Borysenko discusses how her career as a PhD from Harvard Medical School transitioned to a self-help writer and spiritual leader, elaborates on her research concerning the mind body connection, and urges people to set aside time to spend in nature to have a meaningful life. She also discusses her popular work Inner Peace for Busy People and her upcoming projects. Episode #: 45
Date Issued
2001
Identifier
JoanBorysenko, fscj:13520
Format
Video file
Gerald Hausman: Storytelling Tapestry
Title
Gerald Hausman: Storytelling Tapestry.
Abstract/Description
Gerald Hausman is a storyteller and author who focuses on Native American Studies. In this interview he discusses the challenging differences between the oral tradition of storytelling and writing. He also discusses his experiences working and collaborating with editors, co-authors and illustrators. Hausman also reads a selection from his work. Episode #: 19
Date Issued
1996
Identifier
GeraldHausman, fscj:13517
Format
Video file
Irene Blair Honeycutt
Title
Irene Blair Honeycutt.
Abstract/Description
Poet Irene Blar Honeycutt, a native of Jacksonville, Florida, shares selections of her poetry and discusses her inspirations.
Date Issued
1993
Identifier
IreneBlairHoneycutt
Format
Video file
Elizabeth Seydel Morgan
Title
Elizabeth Seydel Morgan.
Abstract/Description
Poet Elizabeth Seydel Morgan discusses how she became a poet and the influences on her work, and reads many of her original poems aloud such as Heron and All my Friends Pets are Growing Old.
Date Issued
1989
Identifier
ElizabethSeydelMorgan
Format
Video file
Betty Lehan Harragan
Title
Betty Lehan Harragan.
Abstract/Description
Betty Lehan Harragan, author of Games Mother Never Taught You, shares her insights into women and the workforce and explains how the corporate structure is based on being part of a team and how many women are unfamiliar with this concept. NOTE: This video is incomplete, and interview starts midway through.
Date Issued
1985
Identifier
Betty Lehan Harragan
Format
Video file
Buses Start Trial Campus Route
Title
Buses Start Trial Campus Route.
Date Issued
1971-05-04
Identifier
CLP_1971_Page_062
Format
E-book
Fernandina Bus to FJC Campus
Title
Fernandina Bus to FJC Campus.
Date Issued
1977-01-18
Identifier
CLPN_19770118
Format
E-book
Pedestrian Light Set
Title
Pedestrian Light Set.
Date Issued
1976-07-02
Identifier
CLP_1976_Page_40
Format
E-book
FJC Students Say Nobody Hears Traffic Light Pleas
Title
FJC Students Say Nobody Hears Traffic Light Pleas.
Date Issued
1976-06-28
Identifier
CLP_1976_Page_38
Format
E-book
Trial Bus Run Begins Thursday
Title
Trial Bus Run Begins Thursday.
Date Issued
1971-08-
Identifier
CLP_1971_Page_104
Format
E-book
CEO Ford Delivers 2020 State of JTA; Baldwin, St. Johns Express Service Starts in July
Title
CEO Ford Delivers 2020 State of JTA; Baldwin, St. Johns Express Service Starts in July.
Date Issued
2020-06-24
Identifier
20200624_02_CLP_Page_3
Format
E-book

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