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In honor of Flannery O’Connor’s birthday in 2019, Georgia College presented an exclusive preview screening of Flannery. Peek inside the event and O’Connor’s world in Milledgeville, where she wrote her best work and lived out her final years.

Receiving the first-ever Library of Congress Lavine/Ken Burns Prize for documentary film was an honor, and a memorable occasion for all. Flannery cinematographer Ted Harkin created this wonderful review of our time in Washington, D.C. for this exciting moment in the film’s journey.

 

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Today! @amyalz new book is officially available. Presented by @enchantedlion, it's a book "especially prepared for highly intelligent adults and precocious children!" Find it at @bookshop_org or your local bookshop.
We all have work to do.
A statement from #FlanneryFilm co-directors Elizabeth Coffman and Mark Bosco, SJ . “Poor sweet sugar boy,” the woman said to Tarwater, “what you going to do here now by yourself in this lonesome place?" -Flannery O'Connor, 'The
For your weekend reading: revisit @hilton.als on "the originality and honesty of [O'Connor's] portrayal of Southern whiteness." Link in bio. #linkinbio
Squint. Wink. Peer. Peek. Glance. Whatever you need to do to make it work.
Flannery O'Connor would've turned 95 on March 25; to celebrate, we had a bit of a "virtual" birthday party. Revisit the event anytime at the #linkinbio.
Flannery always had the right words, didn't she?

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