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- 40 years later - Ha'aretz
40 years laterHa'aretz, Israel - Aug 7, 2008I am driven out of my mind by the people who don't stop staring at the screen of their mobile phones in order to find out, in the dark, what time it is or ...
- Obituaries in the news (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — Eugenio Montejo, a Venezuelan poet and essayist who won the 2004 Octavio Paz prize, died Thursday. He was 70. The poet's publishing house said he died of natural causes.
- Popularity punctuates poetry slam; Fans fill local brewery for energetic events (The Bulletin)
Don‘t go to the Bend Poetry Slam expecting to hear tender love sonnets or haikus about the beauty of flowers.Go expecting to hear a lot language that would get bleeped out on network television; go expecting to hear frank talk about the joys and awkwardness of sex; go expecting to hear about the potent powers of alcohol. But above all, go expecting to have fun and to listen (for the most part, ...
- CHANDLER: Art shows make political statement - Rocky Mountain News
CHANDLER: Art shows make political statementRocky Mountain News, CO - 22 minutes agoLoughlin has visited Iran several times and in this project will include banners with faces of Iranian citizens, verses of Iranian poetry, ambient sound ...
- Stan Lauryssens tells of faking it with Dali - News.com.au
"SEVENTY-five per cent of the Salvador Dali artwork being sold today is fake," says writer Stan Lauryssens on the phone from his home in Belgium. It's an audacious statement, and even if it's only partly true, a shocking one. Lauryssens should know ...
- Indian dance and music weave magic in Vienna - Hindustan Times
Imagine European audiences spending an entire month tapping their feet to Indian dance and music! That's exactly what happened at a festival in Vienna, as Indian artistes gave a glimpse of folk, traditional and even Bollywood art. The occasion was ...
- Randi Ward: A W.Va. Poet Who Truly - Graffiti
Randi Ward: A W.Va. Poet Who TrulyGraffiti, WV - 3 hours agoIn her first book of poetry, “Meditations on Salt,†published in the Faroe Islands under her auspicious pseudonym, numerous panoramas of unending hillsides ...
- Poetry jam focuses on learning - San Bernardino Sun
Poetry jam focuses on learningSan Bernardino Sun, CA - 2 hours agoOn June 21, the San Bernardino City Unified School District and the Concerned African-American Parents Alliance will host the "Say It Loud! Poetry Slam" at ...
- Roundtable “Promotion of Azerbaijan abroad†held in Ataturk Center - Azeri Press Agency
Roundtable “Promotion of Azerbaijan abroad†held in Ataturk CenterAzeri Press Agency, Azerbaijan - 5 hours agoShe said that the publication of the novel “Man unaware of love†written by Mahammad Asad bay under the nickname of Gurban Seid and the author’s archive ...
- Meet & Greet meets Arts Zone walk - Toledo Blade
Meet & Greet meets Arts Zone walkToledo Blade, OH - Aug 14, 2008Beyond Words, a show of work combining poetry with visual arts, opens with a reception from 6 to 9 pm Aug. 21 in the Parkwood Gallery, 1838 Parkwood Ave. ...
- Living to tell the tale - The National
Living to tell the taleThe National, United Arab Emirates - 45 minutes agoAlameddine offers moving passages on the oud, Umm Kalthoum and the poetry of Abu Nawas and Al-Mutanabbi. But his novel is also a raucous celebration of ...
- Theodore Solotaroff, 80; his New American Review showcased writers - Boston Globe
NEW YORK - Theodore Solotaroff, who in 1967 started The New American Review as a highly unusual showcase for a rising generation of writers, including Philip Roth, William H. Gass, and Mordechai Richler in just the first issue, died Friday at his ...
- Words kept her going - Toronto Sun
Words kept her goingToronto Sun, Canada - 1 hour agoShe had yet to hit her 18th birthday. Two years earlier, in an unprecedented raid, 12 Metro Toronto Children's Aid workers had stormed a High Park group ...
- Kidnap suspect says days with daughter 'glorious' - WHDH-TV
BOSTON -- The kidnapping suspect who calls himself Clark Rockefeller said he spent 'six glorious and wonderful days' with his daughter evading authorities, but still isn't talking about his life before 1993. Police say Rockefeller is a German ...
- Ready to wear: The art of Natick's Virginia Fitzgerald - Milford Daily News
Sporting a paste-on tattoo of the Hindu goddess Shiva, Virginia Fitzgerald fashions a dress from hundreds of dog tags in her downtown Natick studio that resembles a child's playhouse. She moves barefoot past dresses she's made from glass and ...
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