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SUMMARY:Dine Out Book Discussion: OMOB No Sense Wishing
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DESCRIPTION:Join us for dinner and discussion at Nagoya in Prince Frederic
 k.  We'll discuss the new OMOB book...A personal and analytical essay coll
 ection from culture critic Lawrence Burney that is a personal and analytic
 al look at his home city of Baltimore\, music from throughout the global B
 lack diaspora\, and the traditions that raised him..\nhttps://calvertlibra
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 >Find a copy here</a></p>\n<p>What if everyone read one book at the same t
 ime? When we read a great book\, we can&rsquo\;t wait to share the experie
 nce and talk about it with others. That&rsquo\;s one of the joys of readin
 g! In that spirit\, Maryland Humanities created&nbsp\;One Maryland One Boo
 k (OMOB)&nbsp\;to bring together diverse people in communities across the 
 state through the shared experience of reading the same book.</p>\n<p><em>
 No Sense in Wishing</em>&nbsp\;was selected by a committee of Maryland lit
 erary professionals\, educators\, and cultural workers under the 2026 them
 e of &ldquo\;Revolution\, Reaction\, Reform". On the cusp 250th Anniversar
 y of the Declaration of Independence\, they sought stories of ideas\, acti
 ons\, or events that inspire change&mdash\;political\, historical\, econom
 ic\, and/or social.&nbsp\;<em>No Sense in Wishing</em>&nbsp\;embodies this
  theme by capturing how music and culture can challenge narratives\, spark
  dialogue\, and reimagine what is possible. Through each essay\, readers a
 re invited to traverse not only Burney&rsquo\;s own journeys across the wo
 rld but also consider their own through the music\, art\, and culture they
 &rsquo\;ve encountered. Maryland Humanities highlights how&nbsp\;<em>No Se
 nse in Wishing</em>&nbsp\;shows us\, through the words of a local author\,
  how these encounters can help us tap into deeper discussions of cultural 
 background\, social histories\, adolescence\, family\, and relationships. 
 Readers are encouraged to see the book as a model for how creative nonfict
 ion and cultural criticism can be a tool for self-exploration and social t
 ransformation.</p>\n<p>One Maryland One Book is a program of Maryland Huma
 nities and the Maryland Center for the Book\, sponsored by The Institute o
 f Museum and Library Services via the Maryland State Library Agency. <a hr
 ef="https://www.mdhumanities.org/programs/one-maryland-one-book/2026-autho
 r-events/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Learn more and find author talks
  and other OMOB programs here.</a></p>\n<p></p>\nhttps://calvertlibrary.li
 bnet.info/event/16992095
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