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- A glimpse inside Mugabe's mind - BBC News
South African writer Heidi Holland is one of the last non-Zimbabwean journalists to have interviewed Robert Mugabe. She spent two hours with him in November last year after pursuing the Zimbabwean president for months. This is her description of that ...
- Celebrating our culture in a festive fortnight (Manning River Times)
THE Manning Valley’s rich cultural community will be showcased over the next two weeks.
- Magical, mystical, historical romp - Globe and Mail
Magical, mystical, historical rompGlobe and Mail, Canada - 28 minutes agoUcello, a lover of Petrarch's poetry, can dream in seven languages. "He picked up languages the way most soldiers picked up diseases," Rushdie writes, ...
- STAGE REVIEW: 'Cyrano de Bergerac' a feast for the senses - Reading Eagle
STAGE REVIEW: 'Cyrano de Bergerac' a feast for the sensesReading Eagle, PA - 3 hours agoSince words are of the utmost importance in this play, the poetry needs to soar, and Burgess' does indeed. As Cyrano, the wizard swordsman and poet with the ...
- Copley senior has way with words (West Side Leader)
COPLEY — A Copley High School senior is part of a team that will compete nationally in a battle of words. Ryanaustin Dennis, 17, of Copley, earned one of six spots on the Cleveland National Youth Poetry Slam Team in April.
- David Baddiel on the dearth of great films about great writers - Times Online
David Baddiel on the dearth of great films about great writersTimes Online, UK - 32 minutes agoWithout his poetry, Thomas was just another selfish alcoholic boor. The Edge of Love is really just another love triangle movie, and interesting though love ...
- 'Woman Warrior' to 'Passport Baby' (The Japan Times)
LONDON — Since this fictional memoir was published in 1975, the telling of Chinese women's lives has become big business in the English-speaking world. Short stories, novels, memoirs and histories by women from China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and the Chinese diaspora, have proliferated to the extent that... Read the full story.
- I'm Pretty Sure I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings - The Onion (satire)
I'm Pretty Sure I Know Why The Caged Bird SingsThe Onion (satire), NY - 1 hour agoBy Madeleine Schumann I must admit that, at first, I wasn't sure if I was going to like the African-American Lit class I signed up for. ...
- Uganda: Noise Polluting, Spitting Or Urinating? Big Brother is ... - AllAfrica.com
Uganda: Noise Polluting, Spitting Or Urinating? Big Brother is ...AllAfrica.com, Washington - 2 hours agoAnd since Africans are in the habit of "killing" their lovers during love-making, there used to be a hideous orchestra of moans and/or heroic poetry. ...
- July 7, 2008 Library Books - Clovis News Journal
July 7, 2008 Library BooksClovis News Journal, NM - 2 hours ago500 Great Books for Teens by Anita Silvey was given by Viva Laney, Daughters and Family in memory of Jackie Pruet. Divided into 21 sections, ...
- Peace is unofficial theme of this year's Ithaca Festival - Ithaca Journal
Peace is unofficial theme of this year's Ithaca FestivalIthaca Journal, NY - 3 hours agoAnother part of the festival is a project called “Postcards for Peace,” in which anyone can put poetry, pictures, letters or other art about what peace ...
- Haunted by his prison job - Las Vegas Sun
Haunted by his prison jobLas Vegas Sun, NV - 2 hours agoOnce he left, he published poetry in newspapers and magazines about the job, and started a blog, Vegas Quixote, where he does more of the same: tell stories ...
- Christie's SwissArt Sale: From Albert Anker to Robert ZĂĽnd (Art Daily)
Albert Anker’s Strickendes Mädchen mit Korb (Knitting girl with basket) (estimate: SFr 800,000-1,200,000). ZURICH.-
- Leto’s luck - Star-ecentral.com
Singer/actor Jared Leto will be in town in August to host the MTV Asia Awards held at Genting Highlands. AS THE late singer Robert Palmer once sagely opined in his catchy 1980s hit song, some guys do indeed have all the luck. Looking at the seemingly ...
- Families battle over who owns 'Footprints' poem - Salt Lake Tribune
Families battle over who owns 'Footprints' poemSalt Lake Tribune, United States - 2 hours agoCarty, for her part, said Zangare is making assumptions about her income: ''I have not been paid any royalties by anyone who has promoted my poetry. ...
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