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- Catching Up With... Ani DiFranco - Paste Magazine
Paste MagazineCatching Up With... Ani DiFrancoPaste Magazine, GA - 1 hour agoPaste: What was it like working on your first collection of poetry and why did you decide to put that out there? DiFranco: I’ve always written poetry and it ...
- Christie Lenee - St. Petersburg Times
You'll catch her: Performing solo or leading the Funk Grass Groove (with Joe Grady on bass; Jose Cochez, Daniel Johnson and Dave Rudolph taking turns on drums; Joe Cosas, keyboards; and Juan Montero or Nalicio Taveras on saxophone). Influences: Dave ...
- Bernardine Evaristo - Guardian Unlimited
Bernardine Evaristo: 'Writing? I just fell into it' What was your favourite book as a child and why? I have almost no memory of books before my teenage years. Isn't that strange? I think it's because all my books came from the library so there was no ...
- Taking stock of Tao Lin - Guardian Blogs
Unfortunately I've missed my chance to buy shares in Tao Lin's new novel . Tao, who decided to sell the shares to tide him over after he quit his job, writes on his blog that they are no longer available - although there is a waiting list in case any ...
- Conventionist: Inside the DNC Media Swag Bag - Laist.com
DCist is here in Denver for the Democratic National Convention, which kicks off tomorrow. We were too wiped out to attend last night's big Media Welcome Party at Elitch Gardens (though there's some evidence we may not have gotten in anyway), but we ...
- Edward Luce on the US election - Financial Times
Edward Luce, the FT’s Washington Bureau chief, writes regular comment and analysis on the US presidential elections. The Clintons passed the baton to Obama The real story of the evening and possibly of the convention as a whole was the manner in ...
- HarperCollins Publishers Inc. - New York Observer
Henry Holt and Company has a new editor-in-chief. According to Publishers Lunch , Marjorie Braman, formerly an executive editor at HarperCollins, will begin September 8th. Earlier this month, The Observer 's Leon Neyfakh wondered "Who's Editing Holt ...
- Herkimer county community news (The Observer-Dispatch)
ä Recycling Wool: Learn how to re-cycle woolen garments & blankets to give them a new life by making colorful, thick rugs to warm your home in temperature and color. Bring an old wool garment and scissors or use their materials for a $5 materials fee.
- Roofies in the Mochaccino - Twin Cities Planet
Roofies in the MochaccinoTwin Cities Planet, Minnesota - 18 hours agoIs it the poetry stigma? Is that all it is? Because that’s pretty lame. Phillip Andrew Bennett Low (maximumverbosityonline@gmail.com) is a playwright and ...
- Kingsport teen pleads guilty to reckless homicide in crash - Kingsport Times-News
A Kingsport teenager pleaded guilty Wednesday in Washington County Criminal Court to reckless homicide for an October car crash that killed his best friend’s girlfriend. Aaron Z. Decker, now 18, 1124 Sourmash Drive, was originally charged with ...
- Researcher Begins Study Of Osama Bin Laden Audio Tapes - Science Daily
ScienceDaily (Sep. 11, 2008) — More than 1,500 audiocassette tapes taken in 2001 from Osama bin Laden's former residential compound in Qandahar, Afghanistan, are yielding new insights into the radical Islamic militant leader's intellectual ...
- Soldier for the right (Rocky Mountain News)
The middle-aged guy who once had his nose broken by the future president of Costa Rica, and has bookshelves where Che Guevara and Karl Marx cohabitate with Rudyard Kipling and St. Augustine, is gesturing with chalk- smeared hands as he paces nonstop in a classroom, talking about something called the "hegemonic stability theory."
- By: Nicky Lipartito, The Bulletin - The Bulletin
This fall, more than 26,000 schools and public libraries across the nation are getting the picture - or in this case, pictures. The National Endowment for the Humanities has created the program Picturing America, which uses art to teach American ...
- Best bets in the local arts (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
"Sarafina!" Wednesday-Sept. 14 at Washington University's Edison Theatre, 6445 Forsyth Boulevard. Sept. 19-21 at the Orthwein Theatre at Mary Institute and St. Louis Country Day School, 101 North Warson Road. Preview performances at 7 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday. $25, $15 for students.
- Film And TV - Nypress.com
“Look at me, man, I’m trying to close a bar.” Jud Mongel was holding a broom in one hand and a dustpan in the other. He had more important things to do than talk about his new, hipper-than-thou Greenpoint bar, Five Leaves, and I’d started to ...
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