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- The Beautiful Soul of John Woolman, Apostle of Abolition - The Christian Century
The Beautiful Soul of John Woolman, Apostle of AbolitionThe Christian Century - 3 hours agoSpeculating with disarming abandon, he suggests that the young Woolman disliked all poetry, but that he would have been intrigued by Cervantes. ...
- Simplicity and repetition may explain staying power of songs - Sarasota Herald-Tribune
Simplicity and repetition may explain staying power of songsSarasota Herald-Tribune, FL - Jul 19, 2008"Our poetry, our ballads, our songs are full of repetition; nursery rhymes and the little chants and songs we use to teach young children have choruses and ...
- Mentorship, writing and lily pads - Whistler Question
Mentorship, writing and lily padsWhistler Question, Canada - 3 hours agoThe editor, teacher and award-winning writer of fiction, non-fiction and poetry talks of working on her own, writing in the spaces of time between mentoring ...
- Have a look at the new Horizon (Guardian Unlimited)
The new online magazine named after Cyril Connolly's legendary journal is well worth a click
- Civil Air Patrol Cadets Receive Billy Mitchell Award - Tyler Morning Telegraph
The Tyler Squadron Civil Air Patrol cadets receiving the Billy Mitchell Award and their commanders are (from left to right) Lt. Col. Lou Thomas, squadron commander, C/2nd Lt. Isaac Niedraur, C/2nd Lt. Russell Elliott, C/2nd Lt. John Shanahan, C/2nd ...
- Poetry alive and well in Oakville - Oakville Today
Poetry alive and well in OakvilleOakville Today, Canada - 3 hours agoPoetry is alive and well in Oakville and that is due, in no small part, to the support it gets from the community. The Poetry Café meets at The Moonshine ...
- Long Wharf Theatre Announces Double Bill Of Athol Fugard - HULIQ (press release)
Long Wharf Theatre Announces Double Bill Of Athol FugardHULIQ (press release), NC - 7 hours agoThirty-five years after Fugard's monumental collaboration Sizwe Banzi is Dead made its American premiere at Long Wharf Theatre, he returns with two stories ...
- Love: The great tradition - Independent
Love: The great traditionIndependent, UK - 30 minutes agoSome of the most tender, loving and joyful of all erotic art is the most graphic, from the Japanese shunga masters to the glorious clandestine poetry of ...
- Fightin’ words - San Antonio Current
San Antonio CurrentFightin’ wordsSan Antonio Current, tx - 1 hour agoOf Ai, the Guggenheim-award-winning African-Japanese-Native American poet, Cisneros remarks, “She’s just astonishing. I remember seeing her perform when I ...
- Matthew Bruccoli - Guardian Unlimited
Matthew J Bruccoli was in his teens when he first heard the name of F Scott Fitzgerald, attached to a reading of The Diamond as Big as the Ritz on the radio of his parents' car during a Sunday afternoon ride. The next morning he went straight to his ...
- The premises of promise - The Australian
The premises of promiseThe Australian, Australia - 3 hours agoCandidates -- who are expected to have "developed skills as a writer in any form", be it in screenwriting, poetry, copywriting, journalism or any other ...
- REVIEW: MAN ON WIRE - Chud.com
Most movies are happy to just entertain for a few hours. Some try to make you think and feel. Very few try to do something more, to offer an experience that is transcendent and wonderful, that sends you out of the theater a different person than the ...
- Should cooking be considered an art? - Guardian Blogs
The silly season used to be about proper eccentrics. While the panjandrums of the BBC summered in Provence and Umbria, the poor sods left at home would wheel in the worm-charmers, matchstick modellers and David Icke for incoherent interviews and half ...
- Hwendaenda’s novel offers domestic workers voice (The Herald)
Published by: College Press Year: 2007 ISBN: 9780797435216 Reviewed by Beaven Tapureta Makakatanwa is Daniel Hwendaenda’s new novel that adeptly captures the unresolved differences between domestic workers and their employers.
- Our Language Stigma - Jamaica Observer
Our Language StigmaJamaica Observer, Jamaica - 50 minutes agoMaybe we should ban all roots plays and indigenous poetry and even our folk songs. Anthropologists confirm that language is central to our customs, ...
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