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- Former Haddon Herald reporter dies - SouthJerseyLocalNews.com
Former Haddon Herald reporter diesSouthJerseyLocalNews.com, NJ - 40 minutes agoPoetry, short stories, anything. He loved writing. He had a great intellect." Lorsbach was informed of Murray's death yesterday while on vacation in Florida ...
- Updated 25 secs ago - Peterborough Examiner
Updated 25 secs agoPeterborough Examiner, Canada - 9 hours agoThe Spill: 414 George St. N., Tonight - Poetry Slam Next Round; Friday - afternoon Chill at the Spill with Gnosys and the Fever; Friday night - Jeffery Del ...
- Want to own a Dylan? - Pocklington Post
Want to own a Dylan?Pocklington Post, UK - 14 hours agoThe watercolour and gouache paintings were created during 2007 and are said to visually echo the stylistic hallmarks of Dylan's prose, poetry and music. ...
- Diaries show Saddam feared getting AIDS in prison - Times Daily
Ousted Iraqi President Saddam Hussein reacts in court in this 2006 file photo in Baghdad, Iraq. Hussein feared catching AIDS or other diseases during his U.S.-supervised captivity, a leading Arab newspaper said Monday in publishing excerpts of his ...
- Beverley Anderson-Manley for Harlem Book Fair in New York - Government of Jamaica, Jamaica Information Service
Beverley Anderson-Manley for Harlem Book Fair in New YorkGovernment of Jamaica, Jamaica Information Service, Jamaica - 12 hours ago... is the largest national exhibition of African-American books, which provides a platform designed to align African-American authors, poets and performers ...
- Show to honor Edna St. Vincent Millay (Berkshire Eagle)
GHENT, N.Y. — On the kind of perfect spring day that should never be taken for granted, writer and theater critic Peter Bergman, publisher Lael Locke, and actor-educator Johnna Murray met over a cup of tea to discuss their latest project, "I'll Kiss You If It's Tuesday: A Tribute To Edna St. Vincent Millay," a theatrical collaboration between the Millay Society and the Ghent Playhouse that opens ...
- Saturdays Light Up At Auckland Museum For Matariki - HULIQ (press release)
Saturdays Light Up At Auckland Museum For MatarikiHULIQ (press release), NC - 2 hours agoPacific Educator Leilani Salesa and Ma’ara Maeva discuss the Stories Celebrating Matariki in the Wider Pacific – poetry, song, ukulele demonstration, ...
- Technology: It's Where the Jobs Are - BusinessWeek
by Arik Hesseldahl Here's a hint for high school graduates or college students still majoring in indecision: Put down that guitar or book of poetry and pick up a laptop. Study computer science or engineering, and plan to move to a big city. A new ...
- Philip Larkin - guardian.co.uk
Philip Larkinguardian.co.uk, UK - 4 hours agoLarkin's most famous poem, of course, is the grim doggerel of This Be the Verse ("They fuck you up, your Mum and Dad..."). There's more light and shade, ...
- Diss starts a new chapter with literary festival - Diss Express
Diss starts a new chapter with literary festivalDiss Express, UK - 3 hours agoBy Georgina Smith Diss Literary Week begins on Monday, making the town a top draw for book lovers. The event, funded by the town council and Diss Cittaslow, ...
- Accused mass killer lived quiet life - News.com.au
Accused war criminal "kind, good manners" Lived unnoticed in Belgrade suburb World hails Radovan Karadzic's arrest RADOVAN Karadzic, one of the world's most wanted men, lived for years in a Belgrade suburb posing as a doctor of alternative medicine ...
- Wary Basra Begins to Revive - Daily Herald
BASRA, Iraq -- Mohammed Zaki's black hair glistened with gel, his muscular body bulged through his T-shirt, and on his chin, he sported a wisp of goatee. He held the hand of his girlfriend, Sabreen Jawad, whose cascade of hair was unfettered by an ...
- The Broken Word, by Adam Foulds; Mandeville, by Matthew Francis; For All We Know, by Ciaran Carson (Independent)
The Broken Word is Adam Foulds's first published poetry (he has written a well-regarded novel). It shows a young man, Tom, fresh from "the bark/ and whine and snivel/ and brag" of school, plunged into service against the 1950s "Mau Mau" uprising in Kenya. The blurb explains this – a pity, because Foulds lets us find out decade, place and bloody context by degrees. The poem quietly initiates ...
- Community calendar - North Andover Citizen
Community calendarNorth Andover Citizen, MA - 1 hour agoThis display will replace the exhibit of pieces from North Andover Poet Laureate Mike Souza’s recently concluded Poetry Passion Project (PPP), ...
- East News Briefs - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
The Elizabeth Area Community Development Corp. is seeking volunteers for RiverSweep 2008, scheduled for 8 a.m. to noon Saturday along the shoreline of the Monongahela River in Elizabeth Borough. RiverSweep is a riverbank cleanup that extends the ...
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