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- Bowman celebrates artists - Signal
Bowman celebrates artistsSignal, CA - 7 hours agoCreative writing instructor Mike Mansfield introduced student Allie Arnold by telling the crowd that her poem, "Music is ... ," holds the record for most ...
- HallgrÃmur Helgason's top 10 books - guardian.co.uk
HallgrÃmur Helgason's top 10 booksguardian.co.uk, UK - 2 hours agoEven though the poetry was new-age awful and the ending science-fiction tacky, this is the last "most important novel" to date. And how surprising it was to ...
- Nate's arrest a blow (The Oakland Press)
In January 2007, just as Nathaniel Abraham became a free man, his sister said he wanted to show the world he had been worth the trouble. Michelle Peoples-Dudley told The Oakland Press, "He wants the state to know and see the progress, and he wants (them) to read about him one day being successful.
- Poster poems: Remember your lines - guardian.co.uk
Poster poems: Remember your linesguardian.co.uk, UK - 3 hours agoWhat are the memories that have shaped your writing? Are there disparities between how you remember events and the way that others recall them that have ...
- Poetry reading tradition continues at the Spoon - Indiana Daily Student
Poetry reading tradition continues at the SpoonIndiana Daily Student - 2 hours ago... to the book “A Linen Weave of Bloomington Poets†which includes poets’ accounts of the Bloomington poetry scene along with poems by Bloomington poets. ...
- Gender-bending, role-switching keep Savoyards cast lively - Press & Sun-Bulletin
Gender-bending, role-switching keep Savoyards cast livelyPress & Sun-Bulletin, NY - 4 hours agoJoe Petrolowicz, this year's director, believes some of the reticence is because the dialogue is in blank verse -- a tricky non-rhyming poetry that other ...
- Vacation reading for the young set - Herald Tribune
Published Sunday, June 1, 2008 at 4:30 a.m. Last updated Sunday, June 1, 2008 at 3:24 a.m. Summer vacation should be filled with all sorts of activities that help young minds and bodies to grow. While children are taking a well-deserved break from ...
- Rare woman in sumo wrestling made Bulgaria's Kotooshu into superstar - Arab Times
SOFIA, May 18, 2008 (AFP) - In the male world of professional sumo wrestling where women are not even allowed to touch the ring, it is a lady with a gripping smile who made Bulgarian-born Kaloyan Mahlyanov, known in Japan as Kotooshu, into the sumo ...
- Check it out: Books to cure the summer blues - Lincoln Journal Star
It’s hot and humid. The kids are getting bored. And in just one month, most of them will be heading back to school. What can cure the summer doldrums? A good book. And we have plenty to choose from. Book publishers have been printing fast and ...
- Argentina's 'Loony Radio' threatened by hospital closure (Independent)
With no front teeth, Pacotillo is an unlikely radio sensation. And his patter with members of his on-air posse sounds more like a group therapy session than a Saturday show. But then the broadcast is coming from the inside of a Buenos Aires psychiatric hospital. And it is called La Colifata or "Loony Radio".
- Music day: Soggy but lots of fun - Evening Star
RAIN didn't dampen the spirits of the crowds that turned out in force for Ipswich music day. Held yesterday in Ipswich's Christchurch Park, the annual event attracted thousands of music lovers keen to listen to the huge variety of acts performing on ...
- Poet was an inspiration to his niece, many others - Corpus Christi Caller
There were quiet times when TÃo Luis fell silent, deep in thought beyond what most would understand, including his only niece, Lamar Saenz. The thoughts racing through Luis Omar Salinas' mind were constant and profound, haunted by the specter of a ...
- Foolish Forecast: Rage, Nortel, Rage! - Motley Fool
Foolish Forecast: Rage, Nortel, Rage!Motley Fool - 2 hours agoThe National Poetry Month tribute above might be a clue, but do read on. The CAPS praise for Nortel is on the faint side: A couple of players rate the stock ...
- Can A Poet Be More Accurate Than A Journalist? (El Faro)
The author is a Romanian poet, essayist and novelist, living in the United States since 1965. He learned journalism on the road, working for some of the major US radio and television networks.
- Science Fiction Writer Thomas M. Disch, 68, Dies - Daily Herald
Thomas M. Disch, who has been called one of the most important science fiction writers of his generation, died Saturday in New York. Friends said Disch, 68, was found dead inside his apartment. He had fatally shot himself in the head, according to ...
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