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- All the world's a stage for Okkervil River - The Gazette (Montreal)
All the world's a stage for Okkervil RiverThe Gazette (Montreal), Canada - 37 minutes agoMusic, movies, poetry. Rockers, groupies, suicidal head cases. There was so much redemption and desperation to explore, in fact, that we now have a sequel: ...
- Skating into his 81st year (Braintree Forum)
  He ice skates. He composes songs. He writes short stories. He babysits for three grandchildren. He tends to his vegetable garden. He delivers Meals on Wheels. He is an usher and greeter at Sacred Heart Church. Sept. 22 was his 80th birthday.
- "Blackbird" at Artists Repertory Theatre (The Oregonian)
Several years ago a precocious pop star had a hit with a song that proudly asserted that "age ain't nothin' but a number." Perhaps so. But consider these numbers: 12 and 40.
- Gary writers publish their first books (Post-Tribune)
GARY -- Two local writers recently have had their works published for the first time.
- 9/11 Widows Keep on Asking the Tough Questions - Muckraker Report
Muckraker Report9/11 Widows Keep on Asking the Tough QuestionsMuckraker Report, SC - 8 minutes agoBy the end of the documentary, it’s hard to blame Bob McIlvaine, whose son Bobby was killed in the attacks, for saying, “I’m so pissed off at the American ...
- Wired.com's WikiScanner Coverage Wins $10K Innovation in Journalism Award (Newswise)
Wired.com's WikiScanner coverage, which helped readers investigate and expose ego-editing and corporate whitewashing of Wikipedia entries, is this year's $10,000 Grand Prize winner in the Knight-Batten Awards for Innovations in Journalism, administered by J-Lab: The Institute for Interactive Journalism at American University's School of Communication. The awards honor creative uses of new ...
- 'The Nuns' Garden' provides a rare glimpse into cloistered lives (Independent Press)
Painting by Helen Frank REFLECTIONS AND RENEWAL -- "The Nuns' Garden" is a book of art and poetry by Helen Frank and Holly Scalera, based on the cloistered garden of Our Lady of the Rosary Monastery. AREA -- "The Nuns'...
- United Nations International Peace Day and Book Fair! - Ventura County Star
United Nations International Peace Day and Book Fair!Ventura County Star, CA - 4 hours agoMSO students will be showcasing their peace poetry. All activites are free and book fair proceeds will go towards the "Greening of our Campus! ...
- Going to Medellin: Where poetry heals the wound - Vanguard
Going to Medellin: Where poetry heals the woundVanguard, Nigeria - 1 hour agoI must confess some trepidation when I first received the mail inviting me to Medellin as a guest poet to this year’s Poetry Festival in Medellin. ...
- Ian Rankin: 'This is my Ocean's Eleven' - The Independent
Ian Rankin's first post-Rebus novel is an art-theft caper that paints his Edinburgh in new colours. Boyd Tonkin talks to him On the day that I discuss with Ian Rankin his new novel about art, risk and crime, Damien Hirst pulls off what sceptics might ...
- The Erotic Slam - City Pages
Slam poets can sometimes be a bit too frank about their sex lives, with details of past encounters painted in aching detail across the canvas of public performance. But if words are your aphrodisiac of choice, come tonight for an orgy of prurient ...
- Beyond Borders - with Shubha Mudgal and Tina Sani - All Things Pakistan
Beyond Borders - with Shubha Mudgal and Tina SaniAll Things Pakistan, Pakistan - 1 hour agoConversation then veered towards the modernist interpretation of Faiz’s poetry by Tina Sani as she brought a new sensibility to her renditions with the ...
- Local poets hope to spread awareness about endangered places - Atascadero News
Local poets hope to spread awareness about endangered placesAtascadero News, Atascadero - 8 minutes agoShe has also written five poetry chapbooks, or pocket-sized booklets, a children’s novel and a book of poetry. She was honored as the SLO City/County poet ...
- Art: A single vowel sung rises above political rhetoric - Denver Post
Art: A single vowel sung rises above political rhetoricDenver Post, CO - 1 hour ago... by Ralph Waldo Emerson from "The American Scholar": "Events, actions arise, that must be sung, that will sing themselves. Who can doubt that poetry will ...
- Cuba In A Different Light - Tampa Bay Online
LOS ANGELES - When Americans think of 1950s Cuba, they tend to picture Fidel Castro ranting in tattered fatigues about the revolution. But a new novel shows us, instead, United Fruit Co. executives in starched linen suits, daughters who play Chopin ...
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