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A new musical satire of John Hughes-Molly Ringwald films of the '80s by local actor-writers Scott Bradley and Jonny Stax ("Carpenters' Halloween"). Have drinks on the patio and bring your pooch. Highlights throughout the summer include dog boutique ...
- Un ópera en español - Lexington Herald-Leader
Opera speaks a lot of different languages: Italian, German, French, English, even Czech. But Spanish is not a common tongue for operas — yet. Cincinnati Opera will Âpresent its first Spanish-Âlanguage opera, Daniel Catán's Florencia en el ...
- Smith College fetes its famous poet Symposium on alumna celebrates ... - Daily Hampshire Gazette (subscription)
Smith College fetes its famous poet Symposium on alumna celebrates ...Daily Hampshire Gazette (subscription), MA - 20 minutes ago"We're really giving the public a chance to study her poetry and celebrate her life," said Smith senior Aubrey Menard, who organized the symposium as part ...
- A long flowering (Baltimore Sun)
New book celebrates the late poet Josephine Jacobsen and her 'gift for happiness' Poet Elizabeth Spires, a Goucher College professor and friend of the late poet Josephine Jacobsen, has edited a chapbook of Jacobsen's poems.
- "Split" | Her marriage is breaking up; she's cracking us up (Seattle Times)
"Split: A Memoir of Divorce" by Suzanne Finnamore Dutton, 255 pp., $24.95 How can the memoir of a bitter divorce be so laugh-out-loud funny...
- 5 questions with... Sina Queyras - Calgary Herald
5 questions with... Sina QueyrasCalgary Herald, Canada - 37 minutes agoI had just finished up a collection of poetry which is due out in the spring of 2009. So I was making the transition from poetry to prose. ...
- Gentleman author at 88 recalls a life of changes - Londonderry Today
Gentleman author at 88 recalls a life of changesLondonderry Today, UK - 28 minutes agoA firm fan of Robert Service's poetry, Harry includes one of his poems, 'The Man from Eldorado' in bringing his book to a close. The book is a good read, ...
- Interview with Christopher Conlon, Author of Mightnight on Mourn ... - Blogcritics.org
Interview with Christopher Conlon, Author of Mightnight on Mourn ...Blogcritics.org, OH - 5 hours agoPoetry, too, started for me then, with Poe - “Annabel Lee†was my first favorite poem. Eventually I found my way to science fiction and horror with people ...
- Last Bell: Two Waterford Teaching Legends Retire - TheDay
Last Bell: Two Waterford Teaching Legends RetireTheDay, CT - 2 hours ago“It’s part of our unit on poetry. “It’sa spectral version of a haunting song by Leonard Cohen, with lines such as, ‘All I’ve learned from love is how to ...
- Gaining insights from others' lives (Miami Herald)
I used to love reading biographies and autobiographies when I was younger, but maybe I'm a little jaded now. Everyone seems to have an ax to grind, an angle to play, a story to spin and a point to make. Understand, though I still find it instructive to read of other's lives and gain insight from their tales, and reading with a slightly jaundiced eye may actually be a bit of an advantage, like ...
- Island Poet Takes Us Under Water (The Lakeland Ledger)
I've lived all my life on the plains, where no body of water is more than a few feet deep, and even at that shallow depth I'm afraid of it.Here Sam Green, who lives on an island north of Seattle, takes us down into some really deep, dark water.Night DiveDown here, no light but what we carry with us.
- Poetry recitation at Russian Centre of Science and Culture - The Daily Star
Poetry recitation at Russian Centre of Science and CultureThe Daily Star, Bangladesh - 20 hours agoThe 147th birth anniversary of Rabindranath Tagore and the 185th birth anniversary of Russian playwright Alexander Ostrovsky were celebrated by the literary ...
- 2008 Kansas Notable Books Eagle staff (The Wichita Eagle)
Fifteen books have a place on the third annual Kansas Notable Book List, announced by the State Library of Kansas. The list, which includes fiction, nonfiction and children's books, honors books released in the preceding year either by Kansas authors or about Kansas. For this year's list, 122 books were considered, state librarian Roy Bird said in a news release. The books, listed ...
- Intro: May daze - The Carrboro Citizen
The Carrboro CitizenIntro: May dazeThe Carrboro Citizen, NC - 1 hour agoAlso in this issue, we are very pleased to publish the winning entries in the town’s Youth Poetry Contest. Neil McTighe, Carrboro poet laurete, ...
- Remember When: Wartime roast beef brings warm memories (Vero Press Journal)
The war was winding down in May 1945, but people still needed ration stamps to purchase certain scarce articles of food and clothing. The allotment of stamps became available the first of the month, but by the month's end most people had few of the stamps remaining.
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