Tired of books? Start reading plays
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Here is a complete list of modern stage plays from a plethora of categories that anyone will enjoy. So, pick your favorite and get to reading!
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Teleport yourself into a world without COVID-19, pick up a book
Reading a book immerses you into a world where you don’t make any of the decisions and nothing affects you. As a spectator, watching the protagonist solve problems you’d never have to think about is like a breath of fresh air.
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November reads for mystique, intrigue
What pairs better with the crisp November air than a warm cup of coffee and an insightful new book? Here are our recommendations for November reads.
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Get to know Moe’s Books on Telegraph Avenue
Hear about Moe’s Books on Telegraph Avenue from Francesca!
Treat yo’ Shelf: Best bookstores of Berkeley
Here are some of the Clog’s favorite bookstores around Berkeley. We hope you’ll find yourself making plans to visit these local gems soon!
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The Clog’s February book-et list
We at the Clog have crafted the perfect February book bucket list for you, full of the women authors we adore, so pick your jam and cuddle up while the rain is coming down!
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The geek next door
Work in Progress
As is to be expected of an arts journalist, I have never been one to quietly consume media. But it’s a different breed of fan altogether who invests time, money and often blood, sweat and tears into conventions.
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POPCORN PAPERBACK TRAILER has arrived! Tune in on October 10!!!
This new podcast is a collaboration between Multimedia and Arts & Entertainment, produced by Music Producer, Mark Jon Harris, and hosted by Arts Reporters and Jericho Improv members Charlie Kruse and Jackson Murphy!
The Clog’s book recommendations for Read a Book Day
We think we should read something new and pick a book up before midterm season inevitably comes around and everything else picks up instead.
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A Shakespeare by any other name
Now and Again
Now, one may think that an 11-year-old does not have the mental capacity or follow-through to create a well-thought-out play, and one would be absolutely correct.
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