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- Novelist Rae Meadows spills the beans on her latest book; plus a ... - Isthmus
Novelist Rae Meadows spills the beans on her latest book; plus a ...Isthmus, WI - 41 minutes ago"The novel's about their evolving friendship." Meadows looks animated and well rested despite having been up several times the night before, she confesses, ...
- Cape Fear Profile: Neil Donnell Ray touches lives with poetry - FayObserver.com
Cape Fear Profile: Neil Donnell Ray touches lives with poetryFayObserver.com, NC - 1 hour agoRay has also worked with other charitable organizations, including Meals on Wheels, the CARE Clinic, the Child Advocacy Center and the Rape Crisis Center. ...
- Colorado Travel Examiner - Examiner.com
Examiner.comColorado Travel ExaminerExaminer.com - 15 minutes ago... of the Gallery’s poetry readings featuring Loveland’s local talents – certainly a way to put a smile on your sweeties face. For a final romantic romp, ...
- Local education briefs: Kindergarten, pre-kindergarten ... - Mansfield News Journal
Local education briefs: Kindergarten, pre-kindergarten ...Mansfield News Journal, OH - 3 hours agoJuly 23 -- Eric Pankey, author of eight collections of poetry, and Jennifer Atkinson, author of "The Dogwood Tree," "The Drowned City" and "Drift Ice. ...
- Is it worth it? Artists weigh in on the Ann Arbor Art Fairs - Ann Arbor News Blog
Sure, there's the music. And the food and drink and people-watching and all those folks hoping you'll change your mind about one cause or another. But the Ann Arbor Art Fairs was then, is now, and always will be about art. And the men and women who ...
- Poet to sign copies of book - Van Buren Press Argus-Courier
Poet to sign copies of bookVan Buren Press Argus-Courier, AR - 22 minutes agoHe discovered the Japanese forms of poetry called haiku and tanka, which traditionally have a specific number of syllables per line. ...
- From Abolition to Dickinson, Rev. Higginson made his mark - Worcester Telegram & Gazette
One of his skating parties on Lake Quinsigamond attracted more than a thousand people. The Telegram recently ran a brief article on the life and career of Thomas Wentworth Higginson (1823-1911), the radical Worcester Unitarian minister of 150 years ...
- Save the date: Social activities abound - Lincoln Journal Star
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln and Nebraska Wesleyan University offer a variety of activities throughout the school year — some are free, some are fundraisers and many involve food. Here’s a look at some already set for the year. Nebraska ...
- A Series of Unfortunate Literary Allusions - NPR News
The Baudelaire orphans draw their name from another Baudelaire who had it really, really bad -- the French poet who wrote The Flowers of Evil. HarperCollins NPR.org , October 12, 2006 · A Series of Unfortunate Events is chock full of evil henchmen ...
- Bar brawls a concern to all (Enterprise Mountaineer)
Who would think that as Art After Dark winds down on a Friday night on Waynesville’s quaint tourist-filled Main Street, one business might be gearing up — or dressing down —for a “wet panties contest?”
- Ripon International Festival starts this month - Knaresborough Today
Ripon International Festival starts this monthKnaresborough Today, UK - 22 hours agoThe ten day festival offers a rich selection of music, song, drama, poetry and art not to mention street theatre, puppetry and a touch of history. ...
- The importance of being real - Tonight
The importance of being realTonight, South Africa - 1 hour agoTo say she has changed the way people view poetry is an understatement. She has helped to make poetry accessible, though some have criticised her for ...
- Bardem, Cruz steal 'Vicky' spotlight - The Post-Standard - Syracuse.com
Bardem, Cruz steal 'Vicky' spotlightThe Post-Standard - Syracuse.com, NY - 11 hours agoHe paints, and Cristina writes poetry and learns photography from Maria Elena. Is this all going to be just another summer of adventure and love? ...
- Laura Bush takes time to visit, give grant to young people (The Greenville News)
First Lady Laura Bush visited the Carl Sandburg home and farm in Flat Rock and announced a $50,000 grant to aid youth education programs at the park.
- A wizard behind the curtain winks - The Villager
The VillagerA wizard behind the curtain winksThe Villager, NY - 9 hours agoGoldsmith also showed Gae Savannah (who is in the current show at Umbrella) and hosted poetry readings. After the gallery closed, Curcio switched gears. ...
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