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- The Week In Books: A feast of rich and dark materials (Independent)
Monoculture threatens literature just as much as landscape. If featureless plains of soya beans or oilseed rape can ruin not just the charm but the resilience of an eco-system, then a reading culture built around a narrow band of middle-of-the-road fiction and biography runs the risk of wrecking its fertility. From tutors on creative-writing courses I hear the complaint that their students ...
- Rawi Hage and the practiced art of imagined proximity (The Daily Star Lebannon)
The Daily Star from his hometown of Montreal, Canada, Hage said.
- Searching for ghosts of Grandpa's Berlin - Toronto Star
Searching for ghosts of Grandpa's BerlinToronto Star, Canada - 3 hours agoThey lived together, reading poetry and talking politics. When Hitler came to power, the Berlin Grandpa knew died. Books were burned, artists who could, ...
- Closure eludes family despite death of son's killer - Palm Beach Post
Closure eludes family despite death of son's killerPalm Beach Post, United States - 5 hours agoBy MIKE WILLIAMS COCOA — For Vicki Rios-Martinez, peace has come slowly over the years, growing bit by bit as she began writing poetry, tending her garden, ...
- Southwest Riverside County community news briefs for Sunday, Sept. 21 (North County Times)
WHAT'S HAPPENING Filmmaker to visit club TEMECULA ---- Two film clips by San Diego filmmaker Mickey Harrison will be shown when the Temecula Valley Woman's Club meets at 10 a.m. Thursday at the Temeku Hills Country Club.
- New Willow Glen library twice as big as old - San Jose Mercury News
New Willow Glen library twice as big as oldSan Jose Mercury News, USA - 1 hour agoHe couldn't wait to get home to start browsing through Wobbegong sharks and some funny Roald Dahl poetry and a picture book on Stars Wars and the Revenge of ...
- THE DRESDEN DOLLS – NO, VIRGINIA... (dark - Blunt Magazine
Blunt MagazineTHE DRESDEN DOLLS – NO, VIRGINIA... (darkBlunt Magazine, South Africa - 2 hours agoPalmer's voice is too sad, yet powerful and gutsy. And Viglione's instrumentation suits her deep and breathy poetry and spine-jangling piano playing ...
- Book Review:O United Nations - New Nation
To speak the truth, Sinha's receiving a 'Global Voice' title from Bangladesh Philosophical Association is a kind of near-conclusion of a series of talks, reviews and evaluations and comments made during this period in particular by various national ...
- Off-Broadway calendar (The Record)
THE MARVELOUS WONDERETTES - A musical set at a high-school prom, with songs from the '50s and '60s. In previews; opens tonight. Westside Theatre, 407 W. 43rd St. 212-239-6200 or telecharge.com
- Acting ‘Chops’ Cut Here: Theater Program Prepares Grads - University of Texas at Dallas (press release)
Acting ‘Chops’ Cut Here: Theater Program Prepares GradsUniversity of Texas at Dallas (press release), TX - 6 hours agoThe concept dubbed by Weis as “full-family entertainment” appeals to networks and cable program directors because the content is tame enough to play anytime ...
- Thabo Mbeki's downfall (Pretoria News)
The strident clamour of calls for the ANC to axe the "lame-duck" President Thabo Mbeki is far from the epithets the country's leader once enjoyed as the crown prince who became the philosopher king and was hailed as Mr Delivery.
- 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 ...
- ‘Puerto Rican Bill Cosby’ to perform - Gillette News Record
‘Puerto Rican Bill Cosby’ to performGillette News Record, WY - 11 hours ago“The Hispanic culture is rich in its love for arts, its music, storytelling and poetry,” said Fritzen. “David Gonzalez is preserving the tales of his ...
- Pakistani president resigns after 9 turbulent years in power (San Jose Mercury News)
Pervez Musharraf, the Pakistani president who took power in a high-altitude coup and later dragged a reluctant Islamic nation into the U.S.-led war on terror, submitted his resignation today after a turbulent nine years in office.
- Even after war, many Georgians revere Stalin - International Herald Tribune
GORI, Georgia : With his signature mustache, medal-encrusted Soviet marshal's uniform and determination to be addressed as "Comrade," the Stalin impersonator Jamil Ziyadaliev should perhaps be out of work in Georgia, a country still reeling from a ...
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