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- Kola magazine deserves accolades, and our attention - TheChronicleHerald.ca
Kola magazine deserves accolades, and our attentionTheChronicleHerald.ca, Canada - 1 hour agoIn its pages, one also finds many African-American authors, such as Leonard A. Slade, Jr., and Lenard Moore, and, of course, writers of the Caribbean, ...
- club hoppin', June 13 - Rocky Mountain News
club hoppin', June 13Rocky Mountain News, CO - 52 minutes agoYou've probably attended a few open-mike nights - a little guitar noodling, maybe a spot of confessional poetry - but we can't imagine that will prepare you ...
- May I Suggest .... - Indian Country Today
May I Suggest ....Indian Country Today, NY - 1 hour ago... to a sad and moving account of the moment he learned of his family's death. Most of these are song lyrics rather than poems, a reminder of poetry's ...
- An open letter to people of Anatolia - Turkish Daily News (subscription)
Turkish Daily News (subscription)An open letter to people of AnatoliaTurkish Daily News (subscription), Turkey - 16 minutes agoSoon after she arrived in Yerevan, Temelkuran met Silva Gabudikyan, a legendary figure in Armenian poetry. She interviewed Gabudikyan about Turkish-Armenian ...
- Acting can be torture: Irrfan Khan - Times of India
Acting can be torture: Irrfan KhanTimes of India, India - 9 hours agoDifferent actors from different parts of the world — England, Japan, France, America and Sweden — will be reading the same piece of poetry that will be ...
- Open mic night gets teens' adrenaline running - Daytona Beach News-Journal
Open mic night gets teens' adrenaline runningDaytona Beach News-Journal, FL - 1 hour agoTayla Spivey, 14, recited her poetry to an audience for the first time. With her mom, she drove 45 minutes from Pierson to take part in the event. ...
- Author's strength in complex characters (The Post and Courier)
ATTACHMENT. By Isabel Fonseca. Knopf. 306 pages. $23.95. Isabel Fonseca's debut novel, "Attachment," is populated with rich characters, although the plot stutters a few times. The life of middle-age protagonist Jean Hubbard, a health columnist who lives on a remote ...
- Event opportunity for 'youth to tap into their creative side' - Daytona Beach News-Journal
Event opportunity for 'youth to tap into their creative side'Daytona Beach News-Journal, FL - 3 hours agoBy TOM IACUZIO DAYTONA BEACH -- On Tuesday night at the HotSpot Coffee Shoppe, a "Night of Poetry and Expression Through Music" will feature performances by ...
- Sepia No More - New York Times
New York TimesSepia No MoreNew York Times, United States - 3 hours agoBy VIRGINIA HEFFERNAN Let’s face facts: the Web, after nearly 20 years, has failed to uncover new masters of noble art forms like poetry, sculpture and the ...
- Roses are red, violets are blue, HSBC investors know what to do - Daily Telegraph
Every year a handful of HSBC's Hong Kong shareholders compose poems praising the bank and read out their masterpieces. This year Mike Geoghegan, HSBC's straight-talking chief executive, will be there to hear the offerings. If only Geoghegan could ...
- Melody of the moment (Express India)
Sufi-rock, Sufi-pop, Sufi-Kathak, Sufi-hip-hop…perform anything, but keep the "Sufi" tag. That's what gets the audiences. Sufi 'anything' sells.
- Much More Than Boxing: RSR Feature Writer Tom Luffman Speaks About ... - ringsidereport.com
ringsidereport.comMuch More Than Boxing: RSR Feature Writer Tom Luffman Speaks About ...ringsidereport.com, VA - May 6, 2008With regard to Poe, I love how Baltimore has rallied around a writer, even naming their NFL team after his poem “The Raven”. In a country that worships ...
- Slammers take the stage in poetry competition - Farmington Daily Times
Slammers take the stage in poetry competitionFarmington Daily Times, NM - 2 hours ago"I get a lot of people ask me what poetry is," he said. "There are no rules to this. You can do no wrong." Slam draws participants from all walks of life, ...
- Dark 'Homeland' simply doesn't cut it (The Post and Courier)
There are certain artists who attract such extraordinary praise throughout their careers that I am always a little disappointed to find myself incapable of joining in the acclaim. English novelist George Meredith is one example. I am assured by better minds than my own that he is the great comic spirit of the Victorian era, but I'm sorry, I just can't read him. Nor do I find the joy in the films ...
- Poster poems: The rhymes of war - Guardian Blogs
An art less martial ... Members of the "Last Post to the Pals" march across the Somme battlefields, France, June 2006. Photograph: Chris Radburn/PA "Arms, and the man I sing" wrote Virgil , or something very like it . Whatever the merits of Dryden's ...
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