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    Harold McManus

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    "Harold McManus Cook 1939 - 1945 Belsen Camp All barbed wire to keep the sheilas out and the men in! Edna McManus [Signature] E. McManus [Drawing of] heart with XX00"

    John McManus, 31st Annual ODU Literary Festival

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    John McManus is the author of the novel Bitter Milk and two collections of short fiction, Born on a Train and Stop Breakin Down. Born in Knoxville and raised in Maryville, Tennessee, he has been the recipient of fellowships from the James A. Michener Center for Writers and the Camargo Foundation. In 2000 he became the youngest-ever recipient of the Whiting Writers\u27 Award. He currently lives in Norfolk and teaches creative writing at Old Dominion University

    John McManus, 38th Annual ODU Literary Festival

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    John McManus is the author of four books of fiction: Stop Breaking Down, Born on a Train, Bitter Milk, and his latest story collection, Fox Tooth Heart. His work has appeared in Ploughshares, Tin House, McSweeney\u27s, American Short Fiction, The Oxford American, The Literary Review, and Harvard Review, among other journals and anthologies. He is the recipient of the Whiting Writers\u27 Award, the Fellowship of Southern Writers\u27 New Writing Award, a Creative Capital Literature grant, and a Fulbright Scholar grant

    Brant McManus with Homemade Skiff

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    Brant McManus stands beside a skiff he made.https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/howard/1036/thumbnail.jp

    Brant McManus Beside his 25-foot Morgan

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    Brant McManus stands beside the 25-foot Morgan boat he built.https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/howard/1035/thumbnail.jp

    Brant McManus on 25-foot Morgan Boat

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    Brant McManus stands on the 25-foot Morgan boat he was building.https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/howard/1038/thumbnail.jp

    Brant \u27Dietrich\u27 McManus Oral History Interview

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    In this interview, Brant Dietrich McManus, born in Fort Pierce, Florida, in 1953, describes his experiences fishing, his family history, and changes in commercial fishing over the decades. McManus begins the interview by giving a glimpse into the history of Florida through tales of his great-great-grandfather and the circumstances that led his family to settle in Fort Pierce. He attributes the decline of marine wildlife to technological advancements, such as LORAN, and the ways it has affected fishing quotas and fish populations across Florida waters. McManus recounts his encounters with danger, including waterspouts, storms, and even being struck by lightning. He concludes with anecdotes about water rescues, illegal smuggling, and humorous fishing episodes

    Impressed:Twentieth Century Artist Prints from Dundee’s Collection, Group Exhibition, The McManus, Dundee

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    Exhibition Venue: The McManus: Dundee’s Art Gallery & Museum, Dundee, UKExhibition Dates: 18th November 2023 - 30th April 2025A new exhibition at The McManus showcases Dundee’s magnificent collection of twentieth century fine art prints. It highlights Scotland’s key role in the revival of artist printmaking during the second half of the twentieth century. On display are fine examples of a wide range of printmaking techniques featuring local, national and internationally renowned artists. Most were created during the height of the print revival in Scotland by artists working in collaboration with the four Scottish print studios in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen and Dundee. Included are works by Lil Neilson, June Redfern, Graham Fagen, Frances Walker, Calum Colvin and Peter Howson
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