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The Biggest Fans Are Often the Shortest
Posted by Scott Pruden in Scott Pruden, Story at 9:10 pm on 7/29/2010.
Writers, like musicians, are notorious for leading double lives. We have our day jobs, which pay us the wages we need for things like groceries and the mortgage, and our side jobs that usually involve artistic expression that would be out of place (or wholly inappropriate) in our other work. Read More...
Music and Memory Redux
Posted by Kathleen Kearns in Chapel Hill, NC, Kathleen Kearns, Memory, Music, Story at 10:00 am on 7/14/2010.
Music is on the minds of the Signal Hill team these days! My colleague Scott recently wrote a perceptive piece about how memory and music are intertwined. Read More...
The Sound of Memory
Posted in Scott Pruden, Story at 2:49 pm on 7/9/2010.
Much noise is made about the digital age we’ve been living in for a while, whether as part of a discussion of e-books, digital music or new ways to watch movies at home. And among that noise is usually a discussion of how the “gatekeepers” have been removed from the process of enjoying art or entertainment. Read More...

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The Biggest Fans Are Often the Shortest