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- Weekend calendar - Columbia Daily Tribune
Weekend calendarColumbia Daily Tribune, MO - 38 minutes agoThe event will end with a poetry reading at Peace Park. In the event of rain, it will take place at the Boone Government Center. ...
- L&A Briefs - The UTD Mercury
L&A BriefsThe UTD Mercury, TX - 1 hour agoThe event is free to UTD students with valid ID. Performance poetry combines live poetry with modern dance on the University Theatre stage. ...
- How to lose a guy - Xtra.ca
Xtra.caHow to lose a guyXtra.ca, Canada - 6 hours agoIt's always struck me as funny that "fuck" is both simultaneously a slang term for sex and a vicious curse. In this case, my meaning is pretty obvious. ...
- Poetry to Aroha's ears - Auckland stuff.co.nz
Poetry to Aroha's earsAuckland stuff.co.nz, New Zealand - 2 hours agoHaving to read her poetry at the launch made her feel "like a possum caught in the headlights", she says. "Putting it into the public arena is a big step. ...
- Visiting a Recluse (The Cowl)
On Oct. 1, students from Professor Chard deNiord's Whitman and Dickinson Seminar traveled to the Emily Dickinson Homestead in Amherst, Mass. The trip was part of a curricular effort to understand the reclusive life of Dickinson, and to gain a sense of the inspiration the small town of Amherst provided for her poetry.
- Big returns from not-for-profit - Guardian Unlimited
Olivier Rolin's Hotel Crystal is the kind of novel that gives sales and marketing people night sweats. Translated from the French, it's a fragmentary novel: a patchwork of minute descriptions of hotel rooms, mixed with a chronologically confused half ...
- Student of the Week: Keesha Rutledge - Arizona Daily Star
Student of the Week: Keesha RutledgeArizona Daily Star, AZ - 13 hours agoShe's about to start a poetry unit in English class. For herself, she's reading "Ophelia Speaks" by Sara Shandler, a compilation of essays and poems from ...
- From the Farm to the Stage - East Bay Express
From the Farm to the StageEast Bay Express, CA - 24 minutes agoThey'd both been writing poetry for most of their lives, but discovered that as college life sent creative sparks flying, they had trouble finding new ...
- The word on Manchester Literature Festival - Metro
MetroThe word on Manchester Literature FestivalMetro, UK - 5 hours ago... and again in Metro contributor Ross Sutherland's comic lecture about computer-generated poetry, It Looks Like You're Writing A Letter (Oct 26, MOSI, ...
- TWO MINDS ARE BETTER THAN ONE, BUT EARS AREN´T ALWAYS NECESSARY - Los Angeles Chronicle
TWO MINDS ARE BETTER THAN ONE, BUT EARS AREN´T ALWAYS NECESSARYLos Angeles Chronicle, USA - Oct 25, 2008It is truly sad." In addition to creating more of an awareness of animal cruelty, Melissa and Lexy want to stress the value of acceptance and how crucial it ...
- Madonna's 'Filth and Wisdom' a gritty tale - San Diego Union-Tribune
As if reading juicy details about Madonna and Guy Ritchie's divorce isn't awkward enough, now the couple has competing movies opening on the same day. Ritchie has “RocknRolla,” a film about – surprise! – thugs in London. Meanwhile, Madonna's ...
- Real-life teachers right at home in Alan Bennett's comedy/drama about the essence of education (New Orleans Times-Picayune)
Alan Bennett's playwriting life is bracketed (thus far) by two school plays. The first was "Forty Years On" in 1968, involving an end-of-term play put on by teenage boys at a run-down public school, a metaphor for England. The play...
- Imlah leads TS Eliot prize shortlist - guardian.co.uk
Imlah leads TS Eliot prize shortlistguardian.co.uk, UK - 42 minutes ago... the second poet to pull off this "double" and win both of Britain's top poetry awards, following Sean O'Brien's sweep with The Drowned Book last year. ...
- BARELY WORTH A PLUGGED NICKEL (New York Post)
JUST how many f - - - ing David Mamet revivals do we need this season? For the moment, Broadway's got two: "American Buffalo" blundered into the Belasco last night, hard on the heels of "Speed-the-Plow." Thanks to Neil Pepe's pitch-perfect...
- Tom Hammick: Holding, Eagle Gallery, London (Independent)
It is the colour one notices first in Tom Hammick's new paintings: the midnight blues, the searing yellows and vibrant reds. The first painting in the show is tiny; an apparently felled or fallen pine lies darkly silhouetted against an inky evening sky, flushed by the blaze of a sinking red sun. It is a highly romantic work. The little pine, alone in the great wilderness of nature, seems to ...
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