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- Rich seam of fine lines wins former mining engineer McCash award (The Herald)
A former mining engineer from Ayrshire who retrained as a psychiatric nurse has won the first prize of £750 in the annual McCash Scots Poetry Competition, run jointly by The Herald and Glasgow University.
- Feats on film: Get real for high drama - The Independent
'Man on Wire', as thrilling as any blockbuster, is also a true story. It's just one of a new wave of great British-made documentaries, says Simon Usborne It can be said with reasonable certainty that Philippe Petit is the only tightrope walker to ...
- Youth Literature Festival celebrates reading with authors, books - Urbana/Champaign News-Gazette
Youth Literature Festival celebrates reading with authors, booksUrbana/Champaign News-Gazette, IL - 6 minutes agoThere will be book signings and readings by festival guests in addition to storytelling, puppetry, films, a ventriloquist act, exhibits, a poetry café at ...
- Performance artist Coco Gordon ‘reconfigures’ thought and sound waves (Estes Park Trail Gazette)
If artists and poets are the conscience of the culture, SuperSkyWoman (aka Coco Go or Coco Gordon of Lyons, Colo., and New York, NY) has her work cut out for her. In her sky-blue top with the Superman symbol emblazoned on it, she seems up to the task.
- Local authors read Sept. 25 - Somerville Journal
Local authors read Sept. 25Somerville Journal, USA - 30 minutes agoHis poetry and prose has appeared in the Boston Globe Magazine, STUFF, Rattle, Home Planet News, Café Review, the new renaissance, Poesy, Istanbul Literary ...
- The Sick Bag Of Cuchulainn - hotpress.com (subscription)
The Sick Bag Of Cuchulainnhotpress.com (subscription), Ireland - 6 minutes ago... horror, magic realism, new journalism, the new wave of 60s sci-fi, EC and Marvel comics, tales from the crypt, performance poetry, graffitti art, ...
- Poet Bar Mic Check - College Times
Poet Bar Mic CheckCollege Times, AZ - 6 hours agoBelt your heart out with the grandest poetry you can think of. Oh, and hey, if you’re good enough you might just get hired somewhere, because, word is, ...
- A traveler finds a home at SU - Winchester Star
Winchester  Tracy Fitzsimmons lives by three basic tenets and one tradition. Always help people move. Always pick someone up or drop him off. Always buy something from children selling something. But only if they ask nicely. The tradition: At each ...
- Alfa Romeo At The 2008 Paris International Motor Show - PaddockTalk
Alfa Romeo At The 2008 Paris International Motor ShowPaddockTalk - 7 hours agoAll the spotlights will naturally be turned on the latest addition to the family: the Alfa Romeo MiTo. With this car, Alfa Romeo wishes to offer a new ...
- The truth about love, Barbican, London - Independent
The truth about love, Barbican, LondonIndependent, UK - 3 hours agoIt was that sort of evening – poetry and song leading us in a gentle dance through the ramifications of a true love that never did run smooth. ...
- A FREEWHEELIN’ TIME - New York Times
A FREEWHEELIN’ TIMENew York Times, United States - 15 minutes agoShe was a Queens-bred red-diaper baby, a melancholy but adventurous civil rights activist who loved poetry, theater and modern art. ...
- Arts, music, and a giant lizard - Twin Cities Planet
Arts, music, and a giant lizardTwin Cities Planet, Minnesota - 17 hours agoBy Mason Riddle , TC Daily Planet What the heck is that huge bright green spotted lizard doing in a field, you ask? That’s sculpture, silly, by artist Mary ...
- First round of 'Idol' auditions gets under way today - KSL-TV
First round of 'Idol' auditions gets under way todayKSL-TV, UT - 19 hours ago"I'm actually a lyricist, but I do analytical rhymes and poetry." He said he could sing if he had the right people guiding him, but I've never seen the ...
- Days full of light and wonders - Mail Tribune
Days full of light and wondersMail Tribune, OR - 4 hours agoMark, of Trails End Horse Adventures (he of no Web site, heck, no indoor toilet), entertained us with his dilapidated pickup truck, his poetry and songs, ...
- Poet's rhyming riposte leaves Mrs Schofield 'gobsmacked' - Guardian Unlimited
"Today I am going to kill something," says the unnamed protagonist of Carol Ann Duffy's poem Education for Leisure. "Anything. / I have had enough of being ignored and today / I am going to play God." Duffy, one of Britain's most admired poets, might ...
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