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- In the garden: refuge - Crosscut
In the garden: refugeCrosscut, WA - Sep 16, 2008The whole place revolves around five elements — plants, stone, water, architecture, and poetry — in its effort to please the senses. ...
- "Antique," by Arthur Rimbaud - Atlantic Online
"Antique," by Arthur RimbaudAtlantic Online - 1 hour agoAnd this action – erotic, pagan, numinous – unites beauty and ugliness, grace and wine dregs, seduction and danger, as well as female and male. ...
- Champagne spotting - Brisbane Times
Brisbane TimesChampagne spottingBrisbane Times, Australia - 52 minutes agoAlready I've taken in sculptures, inlaid plaques of poetry in the cedar floors and photographic exhibitions; even the shopping options include recognisable ...
- Poetess Victoria L. McColley from Indiana Has Released Her First ... - PR.com
May The Shadows in Your Heart Find You in Peace Within Any Captured Darkness.... 115 pages, 8.5" x 11", perfect binding, white interior paper (60# weight), black and white interior ink, white exterior paper (100# weight), full-color exterior ink ...
- ‘Amitabh ought to be in 'Hollywood’ - Times of India
‘Amitabh ought to be in 'Hollywood’Times of India, India - 12 hours agoAbout Hollywood projects he says, “It’s sad that films are announced even before I’ve done my homework, as in the case of Long Walk to Freedom. ...
- Teenagers take to airwaves again - Diss Mercury
Teenagers take to airwaves againDiss Mercury, UK - 2 hours agoSome include poetry, music, interviews and dedications and requests, drama and more. It is a very valuable experience as it brings in a range of enterprise ...
- Fiji publisher to be subsumed into new university press - Radio New Zealand International
Fiji publisher to be subsumed into new university pressRadio New Zealand International, New Zealand - 6 hours ago... from poetry to politics, but a new entity the USP Press will be set up in its place. The outgoing IPS Publications editor Wendy Tubman says it’s sad. ...
- The Struggle of Three Books - The Epoch Times
The Struggle of Three BooksThe Epoch Times, NY - 27 minutes agoShe has also published three books in Chinese: Unveiling the Yuan Hua Case, Seeking the Soul of Snow, a personal poetry collection, and her most recent, ...
- ALTA Translation Award Honors Pulitzer-Winning Poet - University of Texas at Dallas (press release)
University of Texas at Dallas (press release)ALTA Translation Award Honors Pulitzer-Winning PoetUniversity of Texas at Dallas (press release), TX - Oct 16, 2008He served as the Poet Laureate of the United States from 1987 to 1988. A Chancellor Emeritus of The Academy of American Poets, Wilbur currently lives in ...
- 'Day of Action' promotes volunteerism - Washington Times
Washington Times'Day of Action' promotes volunteerismWashington Times, DC - 28 minutes agoThe rally includes inspirational speakers, Slam Poetry (where poets read their works and are judged by audience members), testimonials, ...
- NAFEST takes search for national dress sense to Coal City - The Punch
NAFEST takes search for national dress sense to Coal CityThe Punch, Nigeria - 9 hours agoIn the non-competitive category are opening and closing ceremonies spectacles, the NAFEST colloquium, book fair, craft expo, command performance and poetry ...
- Mayes and Strickland To Star In 'Play It Cool' At NYMF - Broadway World
Mayes and Strickland To Star In 'Play It Cool' At NYMFBroadway World, NY - 2 hours agoThe musical was conceived by Larry Dean Harris with a book by Martin Casella and Larry Dean Harris. Lyrics are by Mark Winkler with music by Phillip Swann ...
- From public enemy to Turkey's national hero (Independent)
The route that takes an enemy of the state on to the global stage as a national icon can be as short as the flight from Istanbul to Frankfurt. This week, Turkey is enjoying its status as "country of honour" at the 2008 Frankfurt Book Fair. The programme, backed by the government in Ankara, began with an address by a writer who knows that parts of his country's armed forces once plotted to ...
- Georgian exiled poet finds asylum in Ithaca (The Ithaca Journal)
Irakli Kakabadze's eyes are closed when he slides his tan, wide-brimmed hat across his face and back onto a head full of black hair. He sways as he's standing, his arms waving with the rise and fall of the sound from the instruments behind him.
- “Weird Horror Tales” just got really weird - Ada Evening News
“Weird Horror Tales” just got really weirdAda Evening News, OK - 5 hours ago... Cornerstone Books also publishes Masonic and esoteric books, selected pulp fiction, art literature, limited children’s books, and poetry collections. ...
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