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- Who steals copper? Kwan Manasseh, others like him - MinnPost.com
MinnPost.comWho steals copper? Kwan Manasseh, others like himMinnPost.com, MN - 51 minutes agoKwan liked to recite his poetry, loudly and with conviction. He delivered passionate soliloquies on morals, child-rearing techniques and his visions of ...
- She’s still unusual - Bay Windows
She’s still unusualBay Windows, MA - 37 minutes agoA: I wrote in beat poetry. I love beat poets like Lawrence Ferlinghetti. And "Into the Nightlife," that title was taken from that Henry Milller play. ...
- Small publishers show a little spunk - The Age
Small publishers show a little spunkThe Age, Australia - 56 minutes agoOne of the most famous names of English poetry died last week; famous not for what she wrote but for what she inspired. Obituaries had her as Joan Jackson ...
- With mixture of exotic and classic, Banq holds interest - Boston Globe
With mixture of exotic and classic, Banq holds interestBoston Globe, United States - 5 hours agoIs this not food poetry? Don't you want to read the menu aloud with plummy Dylan Thomas inflection? But as vivid as these dishes sound, in practice they are ...
- O'Shaughnessy: Prisoners' last words haunt writer (New York Daily News)
James McSherry vaguely remembers his stepgrandfather pushing him on the swings in the playground 40 years ago. That was his image of the old man, Michael O'Rourke, who had come from County Cork to the Bronx after the Irish warred with the British and then with each other in the 1920s.
- Just Plain Neighbors: Neglected cemetery befriended - Recorder
Carolyn McLellan of Greenfield received a call from Robert Bitzer of Erving and she shared it with me. ''He was concerned because the little cemetery on Bernardston Road is deteriorating and he wondered what could be done about it,'' she said. ''It's ...
- One Last Time: Soul Café, April 20th - Jazz Police
Jazz PoliceOne Last Time: Soul Café, April 20thJazz Police, MN - 6 hours agoThe merging of jazz with poetry and spiritual passions has an extensive history. From Duke Ellington’s Sacred Concerts to Coltrane’s Love Supreme to the ...
- 'Blue Planet': It's a Beautiful World After All (The New York Sun)
Franco Piavoli's 1982 film "Blue Planet," which screened at the Film Society of Lincoln Center's Walter Reade Theater Tuesday and at Anthology Film Archives over the last two nights as part of a retrospective of the Italian director's hard-to-see and hard-to-forget nonfiction film poetry, opens Friday in a new print at the Two Boots Pioneer Theater. One hopes that this week's prior screenings ...
- Positive view for BCO's 26th season - Baltimore Sun
A couple of seasons ago, the Baltimore Chamber Orchestra faced financial pressures and an uncertain future. As the organization approaches tomorrow's 25th anniversary season finale, things are looking a lot better for the 26th. "We pulled out of an ...
- 'Kid crunch time' can be cruelest season - CNN
CNN'Kid crunch time' can be cruelest seasonCNN - 17 hours agoJust like my daughter's ballet recital the day before that, and her upcoming xylophone concert, tap performance, field day and poetry publishing party. ...
- Borders Goes It Alone With New E-Commerce Site - E-Commerce Times
Borders Goes It Alone With New E-Commerce SiteE-Commerce Times - May 27, 2008... gives more prominence to original video programming from Borders Media, including "Borders Book Club," "Borders Kitchen" and "Borders Open Door Poetry. ...
- Songs of Tragedy, Triumph and Hope (New York Times)
Reviews of performances by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, London Sinfonietta and Anne Sofie von Otter.
- From giant carrot to blue-trunk tree, a garden just screams 'special' - Seattle Times
From giant carrot to blue-trunk tree, a garden just screams 'special'Seattle Times, United States - 3 hours agoHer love of vegetables and flowers, of soil, art and poetry is clear in what she grows, what she collects and how she arranges all these elements into one ...
- A 'mix of myth and poetry' (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)
A theatrical dream team tackles the Pulitzer-nominated play "Bulrusher" by Eisa Davis at Pillsbury House Theatre.
- The Phantom (Appropriations) Menace Grows - New York Times Blogs
The Phantom (Appropriations) Menace GrowsNew York Times Blogs, NY - 11 hours agoPhilip Schultz, the winner of this year’s Pulitzer Prize for poetry, has never earned a penny in royalties for his first four books, writes Robin Finn in ...
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