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- Poet spent early years in Kansas - Kansas.com
Poet spent early years in KansasKansas.com, KS - May 18, 2008In the 1950s, Hughes wrote about a fictional African-American comic character who dealt with everyday life, Jesse B. Semple, in "Simple" columns for the ...
- Reality helps shape works of showcase finalists - Hattiesburg American
Reality helps shape works of showcase finalistsHattiesburg American, MS - 18 minutes agoNinety-five works were honored in six different categories, including fiction, poetry and essay, with the first three spots earning a check and certificate. ...
- WG Sebald - guardian.co.uk
WG Sebaldguardian.co.uk, UK - 1 hour agoWith his literary star riding so high, his poetry (After Nature) and non-fiction (On the Natural History of Destruction, about the Allied fire bombing of ...
- Memorial Day weekend events - St. Louis Post-Dispatch
St. Louis Post-DispatchMemorial Day weekend eventsSt. Louis Post-Dispatch, United States - 45 minutes agoYou might be at Grant’s Farm to pet and admire the animals, but a little poetry called "I Don’t Want to Kiss a Llama" might also amuse the kids. ...
- Political Islam and Muslim hip hop - Zaman
There is much talk about political Islam and its future these days. The ascendancy of political movements with clear Islamic agendas is being watched closely from Egypt and Lebanon to North Africa. While many see Islamic political parties as a threat ...
- Scoop: O'Donnell says ‘View’ threatened lawsuit - MSNBC
Rosie O’Donnell and Howard Stern ended their long feud on June 3 when O’Donnell called in to the Stern’s radio show. Among the topics they discussed were her final days of “The View,” which O’Donnell remembers differently from ABC ...
- In Town: Poetry, Ehrenreich, Richmond, Ng (San Francisco Chronicle)
Squaw Valley Community of Writers Benefit Poetry Reading Lucille Clifton, Robert Hass, Sharon Olds, C.D. Wright and Dean Young will read from and sign their works at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Starr King Room at the First Unitarian Universalist Center of San...
- 'Slumberland' by Paul Beatty: Riffs on the fall of the Berlin Wall - WFAA
books@dallasnews.com William J. Cobb's latest novel, Goodnight, Texas, is now in paperback. Like the mercurial jazz beats that function as its background, Paul Beatty's third novel, Slumberland , is full of wild riffs and madcap solos. Told from the ...
- The Evolution of Scott McClellan - 411mania.com
411mania.comThe Evolution of Scott McClellan411mania.com, TX - 31 minutes agoWriting in Politico.com, Allen recounts some of McClellan's sensational revelations: • McClellan charges that Bush relied on "propaganda" to sell the [Iraq] ...
- PEN Canada in Association with the Art for Real Change Collective ... - Canada NewsWire (press release)
PEN Canada in Association with the Art for Real Change Collective ...Canada NewsWire (press release), Canada - 1 hour agoUnited Writers Press in Hong Kong published her poetry collection book Seeking the Soul of Snow in Dec 2007 but Chinese authority banned the book before it ...
- New school to be named after Bliss Carman - Daily Gleaner
New school to be named after Bliss CarmanDaily Gleaner, Canada - 7 hours agoHe is also well known for his anthology and editing work on The World's Best Poetry (10 volumes, published in 1904) and The Oxford Book of American Verse ...
- WPLN to broadcast Nashville Symphony's 2007-08 season concerts - Nashville Tennessean
If you missed any of the Nashville Symphony’s concerts this past season — or if you just want to relive a particularly glorious moment of Beethoven or Verdi — WPLN-90.3 FM will broadcasting the ensemble’s entire 2007-08 SunTrust Classical ...
- After 20 years, 'Durham' still plays well - Roanoke Times
Roanoke TimesAfter 20 years, 'Durham' still plays wellRoanoke Times, VA - Jun 30, 2008"There's a lot of poetry and a unique spirit to the game. There's some really beautiful writing in the movie about the game itself, and so I think on a more ...
- A scene from "WALL-E." - Salon
June 27, 2008 | The new Pixar feature "WALL-E" is an environmental cautionary tale, as well as a story of budding love between two robots. And for its first half-hour or so, it's possibly the most melancholy cartoon ever made: Even the color palette ...
- Helping seniors socialize and stay upbeat - News 10 Now
It's time to add a touch of color, as some of the ladies at Baird Nursing Home meet for flower arranging. "We do something mid-morning about 11 o'clock, to come out," said Kim Kent, a social worker. It's always a choice to come and socialize. "One ...
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