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- Related Feature Articles - Aquarian
AquarianRelated Feature ArticlesAquarian, NJ - 8 hours agoI felt like a long time ago when I started writing stories and poetry and words it wasn’t important to harp on clarity. Ever. I felt like the more specific ...
- Catching up with the Modern Drunkard - Metromix
Catching up with the Modern DrunkardMetromix, IL - 12 minutes agoA drunken poetry jam. A drunken short-film festival. All kinds of things. It'll be a great time. It is. Everybody will have a great time. ...
- Redeeming Beauty - Catholic.net
Redeeming BeautyCatholic.net, CT - 20 minutes agoDepending on the resources in each city, these daylong conferences will include talks on the role and importance of art in the life of the Church, ...
- Guest Essay: Tim W. Brown on the History and Future of Zines - mediabistro.com
mediabistro.comGuest Essay: Tim W. Brown on the History and Future of Zinesmediabistro.com, NY - 41 minutes agoFrom 1982-1999 he published Tomorrow Magazine, a poetry zine featuring the work of underground and performance poets from across the US.
- Festival weekend in Þile - Turkish Daily News
ISTANBUL - Turkish Daily News Þile Fabric Culture and Art Festival is annually organized by the municipality of Þile between the last week of July and the first week of August.
- Camp was energizing for Oregonian reporter - Oregonian
This is the first time I have worked as an editor at the journalism camp. As the week of camp comes to an end, I am tired but also feeling real good -- and honored to have been part of the experience, to have learned a few lessons about being a ...
- A Poet Without Borders - Texas Observer
Texas ObserverA Poet Without BordersTexas Observer, TX - 1 hour agoJoudah is a 37-year-old Palestinian-American poet whose first volume, The Earth in the Attic, won the 2007 Yale Younger Poet Prize, the most coveted ...
- Ackland, UNC relations set to tighten with grant - University of North Carolina The Daily Tar Heel
Ackland, UNC relations set to tighten with grantUniversity of North Carolina The Daily Tar Heel, NC - 2 hours agoRobert Cantwell, a professor of American studies, co-curated an exhibition "The '50s and the Anti-'50s," and will also teach a fall semester course on the ...
- War diary has Banjo Paterson's unseen poems - News.com.au
The discovery of an 1899 cash book, whose back pages contain Paterson's unseen poetry, has thrilled Australian literature buffs. Major G. L. Lee, who commanded a squadron of the NSW Lancers in South Africa during the Boer War, used the cash book to ...
- Retiring athletes need to grieve - La Crosse Tribune
Brett Favre has a lot of grief work to do. It is unfortunate that he is dragging millions of Packer fans into the process with him. Brett is a talented, spontaneous, likeable man. But this does not spare him the grief of midlife. Brett has much to ...
- Shantih shantih - Tagesspiegel
Shantih shantihTagesspiegel, Germany - Jul 15, 2008Jetzt wurde das Poem neu übersetzt. Von Gregor Dotzauer Je nachdem, aus welcher Perspektive man sich diesem von Eliots Dichterfreund Ezra Pound bewusst ...
- As The Man Says - Leaves of Summer - Ulster Herald (subscription)
As The Man Says - Leaves of SummerUlster Herald (subscription), UK - 14 minutes agoThis summer, a week of activity was given over to celebrating the life and achievement of the Omagh-born playwright and short-story writer, Brian Friel. ...
- The eccentric genius of J.M.W. Turner (The Star-Ledger)
J.M.W. Turner . Where: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 5th Avenue at 82nd Street, New York. When: Tuesday-Sept. 21. 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Sundays and Tuesdays-Thursdays, 9:30 a.m.-9 p.m. Fridays-Saturdays. Beverage and sandwich service until closing.
- CARRIE ALLEN MCCRAY NICKENS (The State)
• Born in 1913 in Virginia; grew up in New Jersey • Earned a master’s degree in social work from New York University • Taught school and was a social worker in New York; moved to Columbia in 1986 • Her second husband was journalist and civil rights activist John H. McCray, who died in 1987. Married John Nickens in November . • Began publishing poetry in the late 1980s; first collection ...
- The Wanderer keeps people in their seats. - Ledbury Reporter
The Wanderer keeps people in their seats.Ledbury Reporter, UK - 1 hour agoBy Gary Bills-Geddes One school of thought has it that poetry should never be set to music, because it is word-music and does not need the notes. ...
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