Poetry news via Google, MSN, and Yahoo!
- writers GROUP MEETS (The Bolingbrook Sun)
The Naperville Writers Group will host author and poet Marilyn Huntman Giese, the author of "When the World Changed, A Revolutionary Peace," at 7 p.m. Sept. 26. The book, based on her travels to the Near and Middle East, is an interplay of vivid photos and scriptural references that tell the story of Jesus in a unique way. Giese's poetry ranges from lighthearted spoofs to serious social issues.
- Beer courses, a beer dinner and all the food you can handle at this ... - MLive.com
Then for the love of both check out the Epicurean Classic in Traverse City. Now in its fifth year, the Epicurean Classic is a three day event featuring over 60 cooking demonstrations, wine tastings, receptions, and dinners. They even bring out the ...
- TV newsman Bob Schieffer talks to the Star-Telegram about his new book ... - Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Obama Waffles are deemed tasteless Evacuations begin in Texas ahead of Hurricane Ike Cozy cabins: Parks with homey lodging, amenities are an easy drive from the Metroplex How to see Big Tex without a big gas bill A fine Sunday indeed for Tony Romo ...
- Blizzard of one - Mountain Xpress
Blizzard of oneMountain Xpress, NC - 13 minutes agoAn art student at that time, Strand went on to become a prolific poet, publishing ten books of poetry, two books of prose and three books for children. ...
- Review: 'Old Wicked Songs' - Minneapolis Star Tribune
An ode to lovelorn letters set to Elvis Costello's music Bad Jazz still makes for good viewing 'Vinegar Tom' is a churning caldron of well-staged drama Quarry awash in slow-motion 'Ocean' 'Fences' extended at Penumbra At first blush, Josef Mashkan ...
- Entries invited for Neil Gunn competition (John O'Groat Journal)
HIGHLAND pupils and adults from across the Highlands and beyond are being asked to get creative and put pen to paper for the launch of the 2009 Neil Gunn Writing Competition.
- 66a Church Road at the Traverse, Edinburgh - Times Online
66a Church Road at the Traverse, EdinburghTimes Online, UK - 35 minutes agoIn the hands of Kitson it is poetry shot through with laughter and pathos, a heartfelt reflection on what we mean by home. It is also a celebration of ...
- Master of the bench - The Australian
Master of the benchThe Australian, Australia - 3 hours agoHistory, literature politics, science, poetry. He's quite amazing in meetings and coffee breaks when we discuss whatever's going on. ...
- ‘Bulleh’ being enacted at Alhamra - Daily Times
‘Bulleh’ being enacted at AlhamraDaily Times, Pakistan - 1 hour agoThe play is based on the great poet’s life story. The play is written by Shahid Nadeem and directed by Madeeha Gauhar. It reflects the poetry and the events ...
- 9/23: David Byrne - AZ Central.com
AZ Central.com9/23: David ByrneAZ Central.com, AZ - 3 hours agoIt's the first true masterpiece, from the jittery Afro-beat rhythms and Dadaist poetry of the opening track, I Zimbra, to Animals, a madman's rant against ...
- Casting Announced for MTC's Romantic Poetry and Ruined - Playbill
Manhattan Theatre Club has announced initial casting for its upcoming production of Romantic Poetry , the new musical penned by John Patrick Shanley (book and lyrics) and Henry Krieger (music); and additional casting for the world premiere of Lynn ...
- Fflur’s young, gifted and Welsh - WalesOnline
Fflur’s young, gifted and WelshWalesOnline, United Kingdom - 7 hours ago“The fact that she works mainly in poetry helped,†said Fflur. “But we didn’t want people to pick up on the association. As my career has developed and I ...
- A Conversation with SF playwright Marisela Treviño Orta - Fog City Journal
Fog City JournalA Conversation with SF playwright Marisela Treviño OrtaFog City Journal, CA - 2 hours agoMTO: I came to theater through poetry. I was the resident poet of El Teatro Jornalero! a social justice theater company composed of Latin American ...
- Recent Posts (Anorak)
Why am I the first Kinnock in a thousand generations to be able to get into university? Why is Glenys the first woman in her family in a thousand generations to be able to get into university? Was it because all our predecessors were thick? Did they lack talent?
- Shh. Hammershøi Is on Display (The New York Sun)
Whenever there is an exhibition of the Symbolist painter Vilhelm Hammershøi, his quietude is invoked. When he was shown at the Guggenheim in New York 10 years ago, partly through the efforts of the late Robert Rosenblum, who helped revive international interest in a master neglected since his untimely death at age 52 in 1916, the show was subtitled "Danish Painter of Solitude and Light." At the ...
|
|
Get a Home Equity Loan today and save!
Second Mortgage
November 2007 Mortgage News
|