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- Islanders demand legal right to be 'true lesbians' - Belfast Telegraph
Islanders demand legal right to be 'true lesbians'Belfast Telegraph, United Kingdom - 16 hours agoShe took to writing poetry – lyric poetry, created to be sung to lyre music – and revolutionised the tradition by writing about her own thoughts and ...
- Debut show for late starter - Kangaroo Island Islander
Debut show for late starterKangaroo Island Islander, Australia - 8 hours agoDirector of Fine Art Kangaroo Island and curator for the exhibition Fleur Peters said “I love Sonny’s paintings and started buying them in 2004 when he ...
- Behind enemy lines (Guardian Unlimited)
Arts & entertainment: French actor Sophie Marceau on war, torture and what it's like to morph into Monica Bellucci
- I am a diehard romantic: Vivek Oberoi - IBNLive.com
IBNLive.comI am a diehard romantic: Vivek OberoiIBNLive.com, India - 7 hours agoI like going out and meeting interesting people. But, somewhere inside I am a diehard romantic. Somewhere inside, that poetry needs inspiration. ...
- The rise of Turkey through Turkish - Today's Zaman
The rise of Turkey through TurkishToday's Zaman, Turkey - 1 hour agoFor instance, Turkish entrepreneurs are investing in many African countries, although probably even the thought of it had never crossed their minds ...
- Young writers' scripts showcased - Western Telegraph
Young writers' scripts showcasedWestern Telegraph, UK - 1 hour agoEarlier this year, the squad took part in poetry and music workshops on Arriva trains with writer Dylan Adams, to promote journeys around Pembrokeshire by ...
- $100,000 poetry prize to Gary Snyder (The Sacramento Bee)
NEW YORK - Gary Snyder, a Northern California poet known for his verse about nature and spirituality and a former member of the beat movement along with Allen Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac, has won the $100,000 Ruth Lilly Poetry Prize, awarded annually by the Chicago-based Poetry Foundation.
- Time after time she's still a hit - Vancouver Sun
Vancouver SunTime after time she's still a hitVancouver Sun, Canada - 7 hours agoHer concept was that beat poetry could go hand in hand with dance music. So when she was in Sweden working with producers Peer Astrom and Johan Bobeck at ...
- Badly burned by car bomb, Iraqi refugee rebuilds life here (Houston Chronicle)
Four years and 10 surgeries later, Ameera Shahmani is now in Houston to see whether specialists here can help her regain the use of her scar-warped fingers as she prepares to build a new life in America.
- The green agenda: June - Guardian Unlimited
Peterborough green festival Saturday,May 24 - Sunday June 8, Cathedral Square, Peterborough For more information, visit the Peterborough Green Festival website. This free two week festival is full of green activities, challenges and events. The 2008 ...
- Ask Eartha Steward: Green weddings - Summit Daily News
It may be a bit late in the season to talk about this subject and I know that the Mr. Stewards of the world and local mountain men alike will be rolling their eyes for sure, but I feel the strong need to write about something that booms and blooms ...
- MCLA presents evolving programming - North Adams Transcript
NORTH ADAMS -- Performances by singers, songwriters, dancers, poets and performance artists make up the season set for the debut of "MCLA Presents!," the latest incarnation of the former Smith House Series hosted by the college. "The programming has ...
- Riding the Emotions of a Ratmansky Ballet - New York Times
New York TimesRiding the Emotions of a Ratmansky BalletNew York Times, United States - 2 hours agoBetter yet, it’s marked by tender pure-dance poetry. From the first it creates a world onstage, a world that keeps changing, enthrallingly, before our eyes. ...
- Poetry column: Being first is all it's cracked up to be (The Evening Sun)
Little did I anticipate when I accepted an invitation by Janet Lohr to read and talk about my poetry to the Poet's Corner at Cross Keys Village this past Monday that the evening would include several "firsts."
- 'Ah, Wilderness!' sets sentimental comedy in the woods - Wisconsin State Journal
SPRING GREEN -- Punctuated by the pop of Fourth of July firecrackers, the opening of "Ah, Wilderness!" at American Players Theatre reaches back toward a simpler, sweeter time. Like Garrison Keillor's beloved Lake Wobegon, back then, fathers were ...
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