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Author: Keith Graham

Keith Graham was among the recipients of the prestigious Stella Artois prize at the 2010 Edinburgh Festival. Named for a blind piano player, he is also well known for always giving money to street accordion players. A quotation that he considers meaningful comes from the Irish writer Roddy Doyle: "The family trees of the poor don't grow to any height." In addition to contributing to Like the Dew, Keith frequently posts quotations and links and occasionally longer articles at http://tartantambourine.com/
People & Places Views Norman Morrison, Robert McNamara and us
by Keith Graham People & Places Views
Norman Morrison, Robert McNamara and us
News Politics Views A New Year’s resolution: Let’s abolish death penalty
by Keith Graham News Politics Views
A New Year’s resolution: Let’s abolish death penalty
People & Places Talk Views Angry, frustrated … and thankful
by Keith Graham People & Places Talk Views
Angry, frustrated … and thankful
People & Places Politics Maura O’Connell sings an anthem for our times
by Keith Graham People & Places Politics
Maura O’Connell sings an anthem for our times
News Talk Views Journalism school: For readers, viewers, listeners
by Keith Graham News Talk Views
Journalism school: For readers, viewers, listeners
Life People & Places Sights & Sounds Talk The Dalai Lama: Compassion comes to town
by Keith Graham Life People & Places Sights & Sounds Talk
The Dalai Lama: Compassion comes to town
Hospitality News Talk Desmond Tutu: ‘Apartheid was not the last word’
by Keith Graham Hospitality News Talk
Desmond Tutu: ‘Apartheid was not the last word’
Life Sights & Sounds Talk Joan McBreen’s ‘Heather Island:’ It’s worth the trip
by Keith Graham Life Sights & Sounds Talk
Joan McBreen’s ‘Heather Island:’ It’s worth the trip
People & Places Talk The sign on the door said ‘Gentlemen’
by Keith Graham People & Places Talk
The sign on the door said ‘Gentlemen’
Hospitality Life Talk First full day of fall
by Keith Graham Hospitality Life Talk
First full day of fall
Dewings Talk Help Wanted
by Keith Graham Dewings Talk
Help Wanted
Sights & Sounds Talk Among You Taking Notes & Learning Lessons
by Keith Graham Sights & Sounds Talk
Among You Taking Notes & Learning Lessons
News Politics Talk What we need: Real Christian-Muslim dialogue
by Keith Graham News Politics Talk
What we need: Real Christian-Muslim dialogue
People & Places The time is right: A sister city in the Netherlands
by Keith Graham People & Places
The time is right: A sister city in the Netherlands
Talk Views Kingsolver’s ‘The Lacuna:’ The Great American Novel?
by Keith Graham Talk Views
Kingsolver’s ‘The Lacuna:’ The Great American Novel?
Hospitality Life Talk Here’s to a great (Mexican) American
by Keith Graham Hospitality Life Talk
Here’s to a great (Mexican) American
Politics Views First Earth Day: Good Georgia, Bad Georgia
by Keith Graham Politics Views
First Earth Day: Good Georgia, Bad Georgia
Life 17 Irish things in my house in Atlanta
by Keith Graham Life
17 Irish things in my house in Atlanta
Politics Don't cry for us, Costa Rica
by Keith Graham Politics
Don't cry for us, Costa Rica
Politics Views The making of a ... conservative?
by Keith Graham Politics Views
The making of a ... conservative?
Views Defying mortars, rockets & bombs
by Keith Graham Views
Defying mortars, rockets & bombs
News Politics What we’re up against
by Keith Graham News Politics
What we’re up against
Politics Views The divide between Democrats and Republicans
by Keith Graham Politics Views
The divide between Democrats and Republicans
People & Places When the Sts. go marching in
by Keith Graham People & Places
When the Sts. go marching in

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