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5 questions for a U.S. writer in Costa Rica

"Costa Rica has inspired my writing by allowing me to be in a whole new environment." Meet Mary Smathers, the U.S. writer whose move to Guanacaste helped kickstart her writing career.

Mobile library brings books and more to Limón communities

The mobile library offers newspapers, books, educational games, computers and even Wi-Fi for children and adults in communities across the Limón region.

In love with language: An interview with U.S. poet Mary Jo Bang

The Tico Times sits down with U.S. poet Mary Jo Bang at the International Book Fair in San José.

Quince Duncan: Costa Rica’s Literary Giant Tackles Afro-descendant Affairs

About six years ago, when I was a just novice getting my feet wet in research about slavery in colonial Costa Rica, I managed...

Isabel Allende: ‘I love my dog unconditionally, but never the man I’m sleeping with’

In her interview with Collier Meyerson, Allende said that if a marriage is romantic (as opposed to a union based more on companionship), unconditional love is nearly impossible.

John Ross and the responsibility of being a ‘rebel reporter’

New book “Rebel Reporting: John Ross Speaks to Independent Journalists,” edited by Cristalyne Bell and Norman Stockwell, is on sale now just in time for the holidays. Here's a look.

Ancient Ritual Brings Brunca Mask Tradition Alive In Costa Rica

The "Juego de los Diablitos," or Little Devils' Game, brings the colorful masks of the Brunca people to life in a violent ceremony re-enacting a rejection of the Spanish conquistadors.

Behind The Scenes Of Costa Rica’s Historic Soccer Film Italia 90

Writer (and actor) Robert Isenberg arrives on the set of the film "Italia 90" but has no idea who he's supposed to play in the story of Costa Rica's legendary 1990 World Cup run.

Life With Santos A Costa Rican Security Guard Makes A Difference

As a pedestrian, not a driver, Robert Isenberg has a different relationship with the guachimánes than most.

Costa Rica Car Shopping Nightmare Unfolds In Early Morning San Jose Streets

Robert Isenberg and his wife, Kylan, traipse across San José to see about a car. It's not exactly what they were hoping for.

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