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- The Two Kinds of Decay - Time Out Chicago
Time Out ChicagoThe Two Kinds of DecayTime Out Chicago, IL - 5 hours agoWith two books of poetry and one short-story collection under her belt, Manguso brings both of those influences to bear in this stunning story of illness ...
- Taken by the river he loved - Twin Falls Times-News
Months before making his final whitewater voyage, Bill Studebaker foresaw taking his last breath in an Idaho river. The body of Studebaker, who drowned in a whitewater kayaking accident Friday on the East Fork of the South Fork of the Salmon River ...
- University Press staffer takes top Mississippi post (Lexington Herald-Leader)
After 17 years of hard and productive work, Leila Salisbury's dream has come true -- and at a relatively young age. Salisbury, 37, the marketing director at the University Press of Kentucky, has been hired as director of the University Press of Mississippi, in Jackson, Miss. She will start July 14. "I had always wanted to work in publishing," Salisbury said. "I knew eventually I wanted to ...
- Fathers and sons: The last martini (WorldNet Daily)
In the spirit of Father's Day, let's celebrate dads. Mine, for taking me fishing, even though I threw everything back.
- Budding authors can enter Eden Mills Writers Festival contests - Independent and Free Press
Budding authors can enter Eden Mills Writers Festival contestsIndependent and Free Press, Canada - 2 hours agoYou may submit a short story, poetry or play postmarked by June 30, 2008 (no electronic submissions, please). First prize is $500, second is $300, ...
- Katie Parks, champion of Lubbock community, dies at 87 - Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Katie Parks, a celebrated Lubbock community activist and author, died of lung cancer Tuesday. She was 87. Widely known for her efforts to improve the quality of life for blacks across the city, Parks was recognized with more than 200 awards in her ...
- Best-sellers to visit Charlotte - Charlotte Observer
Best-sellers to visit CharlotteCharlotte Observer, NC - 18 minutes agoGrown Deep Like Rivers: African-American Poetry in Charlotte, 7 pm Oct. 23. Featuring regional poets. Windy City Clues, an evening of food, ...
- Community Events For The Week Ahead - Sarnia Observer
Community Events For The Week AheadSarnia Observer, Canada - 25 minutes agoFriends and family welcome to attend. SENIORS DINERS CLUBS: Seniors are invited out for a hot, nutritious lunch and entertainment. Hosted by Lambton Elderly ...
- Jewel: Closing the Circle, Coming Home to Country - Los Angeles Chronicle
Jewel: Closing the Circle, Coming Home to CountryLos Angeles Chronicle, USA - 2 hours agoI read philosophy, the classics, poetry . I just loved it." Growing up on a ranch in rural Alaska provided an awesome setting for this young woman as she ...
- To be a Cuban in exile is to ache, to yearn - Miami Herald
Templad mi lira . Tune my lyre. Engulfed by emotion, the poet, in a neoclassical version of a sound check, asks for his lyre to be tuned so he can give free flow to the inspiration triggered by the torrent he has seen. Niagara Falls. I had read Jose ...
- Small presses, big voices - Honolulu Star-Bulletin
bad-hair day the slick look it needs. Hawaii authors R. Zamora "Zack" Linmark and Susan Schultz are familiar with the vitality and importance of small press. They've been published locally by Bamboo Ridge, and Schultz runs her own small press out of ...
- Inspiring guest visits Headlands School - Bridlington Today
Inspiring guest visits Headlands SchoolBridlington Today, UK - 3 hours agoBy Alexa Copeland DISTINGUISHED poet Jack Mapanje, who was imprisoned for four years by the Malawian government in 1987, presented a special poetry workshop ...
- Owner's dream is realized in Booked for Murder - Wisconsin State Journal
Sometimes fate has a way of intervening and making everything work out perfectly. At least that's what Sara Barnes thinks about the events that led to her new career as owner of Booked for Murder, a small independent book shop specializing in ...
- TR Fehrenbach: Signs of social decay through the ages - San Antonio Express
TR Fehrenbach: Signs of social decay through the agesSan Antonio Express, TX - 6 hours agoLike, when inspirational 19th-century poetry such as “The lives of great men all remind us, life is real and life is earnest, and the grave is not its goal ...
- Pop Quiz: Revolution Cafe & Bar (The Bryan-College Station Eagle)
Each week Spotlight asks someone associated with Brazos Valley nightlife a bunch of dumb, random questions with the hope of gleaning something ins ...
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