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- Father finds solace to cope with death of firefighter son - Palm Beach Post
Father finds solace to cope with death of firefighter sonPalm Beach Post, United States - 6 hours agoPaul had a knack for carpentry and also enjoyed painting with watercolors and writing poetry. His chest and his arms were covered in Celtic tattoos that his ...
- Gene Autry hosts festival (Muskogee Phoenix)
GENE AUTRY — Experience the magic of cowboy and country music, Western film stars, cowboy poetry and more at the Gene Autry Oklahoma Film and Music Festival today and Sunday in the tiny south-central Oklahoma town of Gene Autry, north of Ardmore.
- Open day gives chance to see where Ted Hughes used to live - Halifax Today
VISITORS were treated to a glimpse of a former home of Ted Hughes in an open day. The Arvon Centre, at Lumb Bank, Heptonstall, held the event to give people a chance to see what the centre had to offer and give guests the opportunity to take in the ...
- New Imprint CinnamonTeal Classics Launched - NewDesignWorld (press release)
New Imprint CinnamonTeal Classics LaunchedNewDesignWorld (press release), UK - 16 hours agoIts publications include novels, books of poetry, customized textbooks, print versions of online magazines, memoirs, non-fiction books and various ...
- Legacy of NC's Black Mountain College continues - AOL Canada
Legacy of NC's Black Mountain College continuesAOL Canada, Canada - 6 hours agoThe weekend celebration will feature poetry readings, musical and dance performances and an art show where Black Mountain College-inspired work will be ...
- From A To X, by John Berger (Independent)
John Berger has always defied conventional genres and boundaries, mixing and blurring art criticism and autobiography, poetry and letters, diaries and drawing. His first novel purported to be a diary of a previously undiscovered Hungarian painter; in From A to X, long listed last month for the Booker Prize, prior to publication, he punctuates the story with line sketches of human hands.
- I'll take (a) Manhattan - SouthCoastToday.com
I'll take (a) ManhattanSouthCoastToday.com, MA - Jul 22, 2008Which is just as well, since almost no one reads poetry anymore. I've been tasting a lot of silly drinks lately, and I believe we have entered the age of ...
- Sainte-Rose en bleu inherits proud tradition of summer family ... - Courrier Laval
Sainte-Rose en bleu inherits proud tradition of summer family ...Courrier Laval, Canada - 1 hour agoAlso on the program: an evening of poetry and prose in collaboration with the Société littéraire de Laval, and a Blue Velvet concert that will feature the ...
- Theft snuffs 5 years' work on poet's life - New Zealand Herald
A tiny memory stick holding the unfinished biography of one of the country's most celebrated writers is being sought by its ill author, after it was stolen from his home on Wednesday night. Terry Sturm, a retired English professor at the University ...
- Lesbian activist Del Martin dies at 87 (Arizona Daily Star)
SAN FRANCISCO — Pioneering lesbian rights activist Del Martin, who married her lifelong partner in June on the first day that same-sex couples here gained that right, died Wednesday. She was 87.
- José Garcia Villa’s poetry now part of Penguin Classics - Inquirer.net
José Garcia Villa’s poetry now part of Penguin ClassicsInquirer.net, Philippines - 55 minutes agoStill, he yearned to be more, moving on to meditating on the very nature of writing as expressed by the Xocerisms such as: “The meaning of a poem is danced ...
- Jackson is not so nifty at fifty - Metro.co.uk
On the eve of celebrating his 50th birthday, Michael Jackson stepped out in his latest head-scratching fashion combo to show the toll of decades in the spotlight. Wacko Jacko, recently wheelchair bound, stuttered around a trip to Vegas' Planet ...
- Professor Ian Jack (1923 – 2008) - Cambridge Network
Cambridge NetworkProfessor Ian Jack (1923 – 2008)Cambridge Network, UK - 4 hours agoFor him poetry (non-dramatic poetry) was the best, the highest, most important thing. He published his valuable study The Poet and His Audience in 1984, ...
- War, Inc.: War is sell (Isthmus)
If satires are what close on Saturday night, as George S. Kaufman once wrote, then political satires are lucky if they make it to Friday afternoon. Yet they keep popping up, like sniper fire. And here's War, Inc., another one. Luckily, it hits its target more often than most do.
- Former backup singer Sarah Buxton stepping forward (The Kansas City Star)
If you don’t know much about Sarah Buxton, you should be a little chagrined, but you can also forgive yourself. Neither did I, frankly, and the oversight is a little embarrassing.
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