#James Everett

Author Percival Everett’s latest book, “James,” re-tells the story of “Huckleberry Finn” from the point of view of Huck’s enslaved friend, Jim. Everett believes “James” will become a banned book not unlike “Finn” for its content and language.

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For the publication of James in paperback, Percival Everett was kind enough to stop by and answer some of our questions as he casually signed about 700 copies. You can order your own signed copy of James in paperback on our website, or by following the link in our bio and story. Books Mentioned: The Way of All Flesh by Samuel Butler The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman by Laurence Sterne

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Lake levels across the Tennessee Valley continue to be impacted by ongoing drought conditions. James Everett, General Manager of River Management, explains what we’re seeing across our lakes and rivers, and what to expect as we head into summer. Even with some recent rain, not all of that water is reaching our lakes. As a result, levels are lower than what we typically see this time of year. You can still enjoy time on the water - we encourage everyone to plan ahead and stay mindful of changing conditions. Stay up to date on lake levels anytime at http://tva.me/YYsK50YTx7S or through the TVA Lake Info app.

👀Alors, qu'est-ce qu'on attend pour s'inscrire dans un club de lecture ?! . 👉Augustin Trapenard a rencontré le romancier américain Percival Everett à l'occasion de la sortie de "James" (Éditions de L’Olivier), un roman qui lui a valu le Prix Pulitzer de la fiction 2025. . 📺(Re)voir l'émission en intégralité sur la plateforme france.tv : lien dans la bio de notre profil. . #lagrandelibrairie #lecture #percivaleverett @editionsdelolivier @atrapenard @inesdelamottestpierre @france.tv

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Our 74th installment of the series is out now, link in bio. The Hueter Home & Studio, James Hueter & Everett Tozier 1965 Step inside a rare Claremont home built in 1965 by renowned artist James Hueter with the help of Everett Tozier. Designed as Hueter’s personal residence and studio, the home reflects a seamless blend of art, architecture, and landscape. Now lovingly preserved by Jay and Lori Dunton, its warmth, character, and artistic spirit continue to live on, offering a glimpse into a deeply personal and timeless creative legacy. Film @miccck Photography @socalarchitecture Music @diegocastellanos Special Thanks Jay & Lori Dunton & David Shearer #OpenSpaceSeries #JamesHueter