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- The Literati: Unsurprising Shortlist Revealed, Going to Bed Early, and Getting Free Stuff (Torontoist)
Every Tuesday afternoon, Torontoist rounds up the city's literary news, including book deals, events, local sales, author happenings, and insider information from the book industry.
- Schertz turns 50 with three-day party - San Antonio Express
Schertz turns 50 with three-day partySan Antonio Express, TX - 2 hours agoThe organizers asked the city to help transform it into a larger festival, and the city's upcoming birthday provided the perfect opportunity, Bailey said. ...
- Art without Vision at the Cummer - First Coast News
Art without Vision at the CummerFirst Coast News, FL - 12 hours agoThey write poetry. (They speak their words and someone transcribes them.)They draw, paint and make clay sculptures. The latest collection at the Cummer ...
- CLEWS: Identity thrall - Washington Times
Since time immemorial, all of us have been judged by the company we keep. And, that's only fair. Even David, a man after God's own heart, was judged for the company he kept with Bathsheba. And that judgment lasted for several generations. So, it ...
- 1960s icon Donovan maintains a loyal following - Poughkeepsie Journal
1960s icon Donovan maintains a loyal followingPoughkeepsie Journal, NY - 7 hours agoDonovan in the film talks about the influence his poetry-loving father had on him, his love of Jack Kerouac's books and the inspiration for "Saffron" in ...
- Decent Melodies, Bad Wigs: 'A Tale of Two Cities' - New York Sun
Who says you can't walk out of a Broadway musical humming the score anymore? My subway ride home from "A Tale of Two Cities" was filled with fond musical memories, as stirring martial songs of revolution jostled for primacy with plaintive laments ...
- Striding Forward: Fall Fiction - New York Sun
In fiction, the fall will be a season not of bright debuts or treacherous sophomore efforts, but of crucial mid-career landmarks. Of course, John Updike will have a new novel, and Philip Roth will publish what might be his best novel in years ...
- UC Davis researcher begins study of Osama bin Laden audio tapes - PhysOrg
More than 1,500 audiocassette tapes taken in 2001 from Osama bin Laden's former residential compound in Qandahar, Afghanistan, are yielding new insights into the radical Islamic militant leader's intellectual development in the years leading up to ...
- Jewett UM Church to mark 100 years with celebration - Herald-Star
JEWETT - Jewett United Methodist Church is celebrating 100 years of ministry in its present church building and a centennial celebration will be held Oct. 3, 4 and 5. The first church to be established in the community known as Fairview, now Jewett ...
- Mystery writer Mary Logue will talk about her series - NewsoftheNorth.Net
NewsoftheNorth.NetMystery writer Mary Logue will talk about her seriesNewsoftheNorth.Net, Wisconsin - 4 hours agoAs a prolific writer, she has also authored three books of poetry collections, three non-fiction books, 11 young adult/children’s books, numerous magazine ...
- Sean Connery on being a Scot and Scotland's influence on Hollywood - Times Online
Scotland provided the subject for America’s first feature film, The Execution of Mary Stuart, with Mary played by a man, at least up until the final cut. This created a far greater shock on its first screening in 1895 than Lumière’s train ...
- Place of dreams - Cairns Post
Place of dreamsCairns Post, Australia - 2 hours ago"When I was a child in Southern China, I discovered the romantic poetry of Li Bai, a very famous Chinese poet,’’ she said. "One poem in particular made me ...
- Interpreter/artist Kate Swift says ‘hello’ in Estes Park Library exhibit through September (Estes Park Trail Gazette)
Cate Swift, library artist for September, immigrated to Estes Park eight years ago, after living and working in Japan for 16 years. Here, she can “stretch and not bump into walls.â€Â
- Norton Center announces schedule (The Danville Advocate-Messenger)
The New York Philharmonic, singer Tony Bennett and Tony-Award-winning Broadway shows including "Movin' Out," "The Drowsy Chaperone" and "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" headline the 2008-2009 season of the Norton Center for the Arts at Centre College.
- FACTBOX: A glimpse of Chinese ancient literature - People's Daily Online
FACTBOX: A glimpse of Chinese ancient literaturePeople's Daily Online, China - 14 hours agoLegend has it that Confucius (551-479 BC) compiled the book in the sixth century BC. SHI: A kind of poetry that usually has five or seven characters in a ...
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