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- Oldies, R&B and Cajun music on tap at Lilac Festival - Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Oldies, R&B and Cajun music on tap at Lilac FestivalRochester Democrat and Chronicle, NY - 3 hours agoDrifting over the blossoms surrounding the Lilac Stage, "Poetry Man," "Heard it in a Love Song" and "Come a Little Bit Closer" are pure nostalgia. ...
- An Apocalyptic State of Mind - New York Sun
The apocalypse and its aftermath have been a recurring theme in art for thousands of years. There is something satisfyingly narcissistic, hopeful even, in believing that our time has been chosen for the End of Days. And the New Museum's pseudo ...
- Paperbacks: The Sonnet Lover, by Carol Goodman (Independent)
In an entertaining summer read, American thriller writer Carol Goodman attempts to reveal the identity of Shakespeare's "Dark Lady". Investigative heroine Dr Rose Asher is a lecturer in Renaissance poetry at a modish New York College.
- Birth mothers offer gift of life - La Crosse Tribune
An open letter to all birth mothers on behalf of the families who have been able to adopt the children to whom you gave birth: Your gift of life granted to these beautiful children gave us and all the other parents the ability to be parents. Our ...
- Goose was one bad mother - but she helps kids read - The Gazette (Montreal)
Goose was one bad mother - but she helps kids readThe Gazette (Montreal), Canada - May 1, 2008The more adept a child is at perceiving rhyme, for example, the faster he or she will progress in reading. Fortunately, Hewes says this effect isn't ...
- This 'terror' thing. They forgot something. - OpEdNews.com
I am exhausted from the years of indiscriminate killing in the name of it, torture for the sake of it, stealing to pay for it and the too many balled-faced lies in our face that demand we must destroy to save . More so than that, I am deeply saddened ...
- Pythagoras to poetry: Camillo reading at Prairie Lights - UI The Daily Iowan (subscription)
Pythagoras to poetry: Camillo reading at Prairie LightsUI The Daily Iowan (subscription), IA - 39 minutes agoCamillo will read from Death Song for Africa tonight at Prairie Lights, 15 S. Dubuque St. It's his first book, though Camillo's poems and essays have seen ...
- Spice vendor finds niche in New York City, selling wares to upscale ... - Canada East
NEW YORK - With his flowing black hair, bushy beard and slight paunch, Behroush Sharifi hops off his bicycle and bounds into an expensive restaurant on the Upper West Side. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS/Tina Fineberg Behroush Sharifi, left, stands by as chef ...
- He had fame, sex appeal, bite, and you probably don't know him - Globe and Mail
There's a fine program tonight about a poet. You should meet him and acquaint yourself with his work. A poet, yes. Most people don't have a lot of interaction with the poets. Or if they do, they don't know it, poets being devils for disguising their ...
- Working out the kinks - Florida Times-Union
Working out the kinksFlorida Times-Union, FL - 1 hour agoThe venue has hosted everything from concerts, beer pong tournaments and burlesque shows to poetry slams and church services. Over the years, the coffee ...
- Foundation stones, no hospital - Tribune
The residents of this dusty little village, which is located about 20 km from the district headquarters, have been waiting for the government to initiate the construction of a primary health centre (PHC) in the village for the last four years. But ...
- A chamber music idyll - Berkshire Eagle
A chamber music idyllBerkshire Eagle, MA - 4 hours agoFauré's "La Bonne Chanson" ("The Beautiful Song"), based on the lyrical, highly romanticized poetry of Paul Verlaine, was composed for his mistress, ...
- Porter's Kasztner's Train wins Jewish Book Award (The Globe and Mail)
Book earlier won the Nereus Writers' Trust Award for non-fiction
- A real whirlwind (Louisville Courier-Journal)
Natalie Wicke is a 15-year-old sophomore at J. Graham Brown School. She lives in a house with a huge garden and hopes to turn her poetry into music.
- Jamaica Gleaner Entertainment - Jamaica Gleaner
JUST WHEN most cricket fans thought the buzz around Bob Woolmer had subsided, an Indian film-maker has incorporated the Pakistan cricket coach's mysterious death into his new film.
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