Ohio Center for the Book’s Page Count podcast hit the road recently to visit the Paul Laurence Dunbar House in Dayton, Ohio. (Listen now: Touring the Paul Laurence Dunbar House.) Here, listeners can view images of the house for a glimpse into Dunbar’s life and surroundings. From wallpaper patterns to archaic phones, typewriters, and washing …
Read More Inside the Paul Laurence Dunbar HousePage Count, a podcast presented by the Ohio Center for the Book at Cleveland Public Library, celebrates the 100th anniversary of the Main Library building by taking a closer look at the life and work of Linda Anne Eastman, who served as Chief Librarian from 1918 to 1938. As the first woman to lead a …
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Step inside Thurber House, the restored 1873 Victorian home in Columbus, Ohio, where humorist James Thurber lived from 1913-1917. The following photos are from Page Count‘s recent visit to Thurber House, where Literature Department Manager Don Boozer and Ohio Center for the Book Fellow Laura Maylene Walter toured the home to learn about Thurber’s life, …
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Let’s face it: the publishing industry is complex and often seems impenetrable, and being a writer can be difficult, lonely, and positively stuffed full of rejection. Well, Page Count, the official podcast of the Ohio Center for the Book at Cleveland Public Library, is here to help by answering your most pressing questions about writing …
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