The Pulitzer Prize-winning 2008 play August: Osage County by Tracy Letts is interpreted into a film excellently, thanks to Lett’s personal adaptation and John Wells stunning cinematography. This magnificent screenplay representation of the original play maintains the drama, events and emotion while supporting the moods and atmosphere of the events…

Robert Frost is an award-winning American 20th century poet laureate sought by famous people and politicians for good reasons. His connection to and respect for nature, physical representations within his poems of philosophical concepts, and colorful poetic descriptions of the world still resonate today. Frost’s favorite themes connect deeply with…

If you are looking for a fist clenching novel filled with excitement about social justice and the struggle for equality, then you must read Colson Whitehead’s The Nickel Boys. Set in the segregated south during the early 1960’s, this book demands the reader’s full attention by constantly snowballing the exciting…

Since 1937, when the first official bow season in Michigan began, there has been a separate deer season restricted to the use of only bows in Michigan, and most other states followed suit soon after. It was first created to give bowhunters a standing chance at getting a deer before…