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- Big day for small book publishers (Etobicoke Guardian)
"It's a real cool thing for us to be part of," said Liisa Ladouceur, one of the many small publishers - and authors - who will be on hand this Saturday, noon to 5 p.m. at the Toronto Small Press Book Fair being held at the Miles Nadal Jewish Community Centre, 750 Spadina Ave.
- Parents go all out in creating a dreamland for their son's bedroom - Appleton Post Crescent
Parents go all out in creating a dreamland for their son's bedroomAppleton Post Crescent, USA - 6 hours agoHis parents wonder if his opinion will change during the teen years. "He will be more than welcome to redecorate the basement," Michelle said, since she and ...
- 'Twelfth Night': a multicultural, lively romp - San Jose Mercury News
"Namaste!" biddeth the fool in the opening moments of "Twelfth Night" but, fear not, there is a method to his madness. Indeed, Arclight Repertory Theatre has booked a passage to India for the inaugural season of Shakespeare on the Square. The Raj is ...
- Salinas Rodeo honors past and future - The Salinas Californian
Salinas Rodeo honors past and futureThe Salinas Californian, CA - 2 hours agoCowboy poetry, last night's Kiddie Kapers parade and tonight's bull riding competition are among the features leading into the start Thursday of cowboy ...
- All The Rest - Rocktown Weekly
All The RestRocktown Weekly, VA - 7 hours agoBROWN BAG IT, a monthly book/poetry discussion group, will meet at noon on the first Tuesday of each month at the Grottoes branch of Massanutten Regional ...
- Life sa stage - Aucklander
Life sa stageAucklander, New Zealand - 5 hours agoThe respected poet and performer says she only started writing poetry seriously in her 30s because when I was growing up I thought girls like me didn t ...
- Art is life for advocate and author Nina Gibans (Cleveland Jewish News)
From floor to ceiling, art lines the walls of Nina and Jim Gibans’s spacious Shaker Square condominium.
- Cover Story - Egypt Today
“I worked in an almost arid land. I had to discover by myself, and I also had to pave [this land],†the novelist and editor Gamal El-Ghitani quotes Mahfouz as saying in his book Al-Magalis Al-Mahfouziyya (Mahfouz’s Gatherings). At the age of 25 ...
- Celebrating our gaylit - Toronto Star
Celebrating our gaylitToronto Star, Canada - 3 hours agoThere's the first lesbian collection to win the GG award for poetry, the country's first openly gay poetry collection, and even a straight novel with many ...
- Hayes proves he's still got soul - Chicago Tribune
Isaac Hayes ' performance at a crowded Ravinia on Friday didn't get off to a promising start. The veteran soul man, sporting his trademark shaved head and dark sunglasses, initially appeared uninterested in the proceedings. It didn't help that the ...
- Well dressing is a huge success - This is Worcester
Carl Burrows, left, member of Malvern Spa Association, and Dr John Harcup, chairman of Malvern Spa Association, with the decorated Temperance Fountain on the Worcester Road, Malvern. Picture by Paul Jackson. 18383203 RECORD numbers of visitors and ...
- Spotlight Calendar for May 1 - Bryan-College Station Eagle
Alfred T. Hornbacks -- Rockin' C Karaoke, 8 p.m. Tuesdays, no cover. The Beer Joint -- Open Mic Night, 8 p.m. Wednesdays, no cover; Firehouse Karaoke, 8 p.m. Fridays, no cover. Christopher's World Grille -- Pianist D.A. McDowell, 6:30 p.m., Tuesdays ...
- ‘Three Women of Herat’ - Today's Zaman
Today's Zaman‘Three Women of Herat’Today's Zaman, Turkey - 3 hours agoHow is it that the arts such as simple musical instruments or poetry can be so threatening to governments? Whether it is the rubab, a common lute instrument ...
- Washing line, not the noose, worried Saddam - News.com.au
FORMER Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein feared catching AIDS or a venereal disease during his US-supervised captivity, according to his prison writings. London-based pan-Arab daily Al-Hayat published excerpts of what it described as Saddam's prison ...
- Profits from poems - Crosscut
Profits from poemsCrosscut, WA - 35 minutes agoBy Lisa Albers Seattleites John Marshall and Christine Deavel are co-owners of Open Books: A Poetry Emporium, one of just two poetry-only bookstores in the ...
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