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Emily Liner

Emily Liner

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Contributor, The Commercial Dispatch

Columbus

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Design History, Sustainability, Interviews, Decorative Arts

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Total articles 102

  • Book Talk: Five Questions with Minrose Gwin

    By Emily Liner| The Commercial Dispatch Verified When author Minrose Gwin traces her connections to Columbus and Mississippi University for Women, the long blue line goes back four generations — all the way to her great-grandmother, one of its earliest graduates. Gwin, a Tupelo native who attended MUW herself, recently returned to campus as a featured speaker at the Eudora Welty Writers’ Symposium last month to present “Beautiful Dreamers,” her fourth novel and ninth book.

    By Emily Liner · The Commercial Dispatch

    Nov. 16, 2024

  • Book Talk: Five Questions with Minrose Gwin

    By Emily Liner| The Commercial Dispatch Verified When author Minrose Gwin traces her connections to Columbus and Mississippi University for Women, the long blue line goes back four generations — all the way to her great-grandmother, one of its earliest graduates. Gwin, a Tupelo native who attended MUW herself, recently returned to campus as a featured speaker at the Eudora Welty Writers’ Symposium last month to present “Beautiful Dreamers,” her fourth novel and ninth book.

    By Emily Liner · The Commercial Dispatch

    Nov. 16, 2024

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The Commercial Dispatch

The Commercial Dispatch the the last family-owned daily newspaper in Mississippi and serves Lowndes, Oktibbeha, Clay and Noxubee counties.

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Founded: 1879