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- Tears, tiffs and triumphs - Guardian Unlimited
The first judges were Rebecca West, Stephen Spender, David Farrer and WL Webb, at that time literary editor of the Guardian. We were handsomely treated: in London we haunted Bertorelli's, but we spent more than one weekend at Michael Astor's ...
- Daniel Radcliffe: ‘You Can’t Possibly Imagine What It’s Like To ... - Access Hollywood
Daniel Radcliffe: ‘You Can’t Possibly Imagine What It’s Like To ...Access Hollywood - 2 hours agoActing has confines; poetry has none.†This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Harry Potter begins his sixth year at ...
- Poet Laureate Andrew Motion says writing for the Royal Family is ... - Telegraph.co.uk
Telegraph.co.ukPoet Laureate Andrew Motion says writing for the Royal Family is ...Telegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom - 1 hour agoAndrew Motion, the Poet Laureate, has described writing poetry for the Royal family as "a hiding to nothing". By Stephen Adams, Arts Correspondent After ...
- New teachers at Barnacre Road - Longridge Today
New teachers at Barnacre RoadLongridge Today, UK - 2 hours agoHer new appointment includes her being arts and design co-ordinator for the whole school, and combines well with her love of reading. writing poetry, ...
- Regional poets to share literary musings - Press-Enterprise
Regional poets to share literary musingsPress-Enterprise, CA - 21 hours agoPorter is the creator of the online poetry journal Poemeleon, started out of her Riverside home. She has published five issues and had about 95000 visitors ...
- Talent show - Abington Mariner
Twenty adults with a variety of disabilities residing in towns in the western part of Middlesex County will display their amazing abilities at a talent show on Wednesday, Sept. 10, 2008. Non-disabled family members and friends will also perform. The ...
- Yeats poetry in motion for unstoppable Murtagh - guardian.co.uk
Telegraph.co.ukYeats poetry in motion for unstoppable Murtaghguardian.co.uk, UK - 4 hours agoJohnny Murtagh pushes Yeats on the way to victory in the Goodwood Cup yesterday. Photograph: Scott Heavey/Action Images "He's a true warrior," Johnny ...Yeats provides reliably glorious flourish Independentall 40 news articles
- Children learn how to ‘Write On! Write Now!' - Newport News Times
Children learn how to ‘Write On! Write Now!'Newport News Times, OR - 48 minutes agoBy Elizabeth Chapman Of the News-Times The culmination of a weeklong summer youth poetry workshop, led by Leanne Grabel, came to a conclusion last Saturday ...
- Active Interest Media, Inc. Acquires Yellowstone Journal Corporation - PR Newswire
BOULDER, Colo., Sept. 22 /PRNewswire/ -- Active Interest Media, Inc. (AIM) has acquired Yellowstone Journal Corporation (YJC), AIM President and Chief Executive Officer Efrem "Skip" Zimbalist III announced today. The new acquisition adds to AIM's ...
- Read 'em and weep (Herald Sun)
EVEN the best songwriters have off days - here's just selection of some truly awful lyrics. Plus, enter our poll to see if you agree on the worst songline ever.
- Morrison reads from ‘Sliver’ at Owl & Turtle - knox.VillageSoup.com
knox.VillageSoup.comMorrison reads from ‘Sliver’ at Owl & Turtleknox.VillageSoup.com, ME - 50 minutes agoWith “Sliver,†his third book of poetry, Morrison continues to describe his world with a photographer's eye and a pickpocket's touch, delivering poems ...
- ROcK N' TICKeTS - antiMUSIC
antiMusic reports: Alaska rocker's Portugal return to record stores this week with their third album 'Censored Colors,' which promises to take them from underground heroes to the mainstream of the rock world with their incredible sound which takes us ...
- Peace group gives voice to Hiroshima and Nagasaki victims - Fosters Daily Democrat
John Huff/Staff photographer Macy Morse and Andrea Green light candles in South Mill Pond in Portsmouth Wednesday evening during a Hiroshima Candlelight Vigil. PORTSMOUTH — The glow of candlelight illuminated nearly 30 advocates for peace at the ...
- Definitive Gonzo (Louisville Courier-Journal)
A lot has been — and will be — written about Hunter S. Thompson, the accidental genius behind Gonzo journalism (drunk, covering the Kentucky Derby for Scanlon's magazine, he mashed his notes into an envelope and the editor published them as they were). With the present volume, only three years after Thompson's suicide, we have what can be called a definitive biography.
- Michael Rosen: 'Give children books, not SATs' (Independent)
Michael Rosen, the children's laureate, can't help but feel a tinge of glee at the recent SATs fiasco. "There is a bit of schadenfreude, if you like," he says, "a bit of celebration at their misfortune" – meaning the misfortune of the Government; or the Department for Children, Schools and Families; or ETS; or head teachers; or advocates of testing. Take your pick, Rosen has multiple gripes ...
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