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- Family ties to New Zealand for poet (Otago Daily Times)
Expatriate poet Fleur Adcock is grateful to New Zealand for the affection it has shown her, despite her having lived in England since 1963. Ms Adcock was named a Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit for services to literature in the Queen's Birthday Honours today.
- This Week's Best Bets - Athens Banner-Herald
Atlanta's all girl band The Coathangers are feminists who like to party. They play indie rock with a punk rock flair. Atlanta's all girl band The Coathangers are feminists who like to party. They play indie rock with a punk rock flair. Hollingsworth ...
- Midwest City teen died saving friend's life - Tulsa World
MIDWEST CITY — The father of an 18-year-old hit-and-run victim says he has forgiven the driver who killed his daughter but wants the person to surrender to police. "He needs to get that guilt off his heart," said Willie Maxwell, father of Jasmine ...
- Friends, family remember Marcus Hunt’s love, passion, commitment - Newspaper Tree
Friends, family remember Marcus Hunt’s love, passion, commitmentNewspaper Tree, TX - 1 hour agoFriends and family of Marcus Jonathan Hunt said their farewells this morning with music, personal tributes and poetry. There was an overflow crowd of more ...
- Reviled poet's work to fetch high price at auction - guardian.co.uk
Reviled poet's work to fetch high price at auctionguardian.co.uk, UK - May 16, 2008As an indication of just how far his stock has risen in the years since his death, the anticipated price may be compared to the £4800 paid for a full, ...
- A 'mix of myth and poetry' - Minneapolis Star Tribune
A 'mix of myth and poetry'Minneapolis Star Tribune, MN - 5 hours ago"With its mix of myth and poetry, it is the most impressive and important play that I've read since" August Wilson's "Joe Turner's Come and Gone. ...
- 3 in 4 Minn. sophomores satisfy reading requirement - Minneapolis Star Tribune
Three-quarters of Minnesota sophomores can begin their summer break knowing they've performed well enough on a state reading exam to satisfy a requirement for high school graduation. As freshmen, they faced a writing exam with diploma implications ...
- Local short stories, poems on tap at HPR - Honolulu Advertiser
"Aloha Shorts," a radio show featuring Stephanie Kong, Mathias Maas and Janice Terukina reading locally written short stories and poetry, will be recorded at 7 p.m. Sunday at Hawai'i Public Radio's Atherton Performing Arts Studio, 738 Kaheka St. The ...
- 'REmix' looks at Hmong art and literature through generations - Minnpost.com
REmix is an exhibit on display this month at the Homewood Studios gallery. The exhibit attempts to not only forge connections among the Hmong community in the Twin Cities-one of the largest Hmong communities in the country-and the more established ...
- Ministry of Culture launches its honoring artists program - Yemen Observer
Yemen ObserverMinistry of Culture launches its honoring artists programYemen Observer, Yemen - 39 minutes agoHonor for artists in any field of art – from singing to poetry, literature to painting or anything else – pushes artists to greater creative heights. ...
- CD: Seastories (RainbowNetwork.com)
Minnie Driver – you know her – the one who played Benny in Circle of Friends , Matt Damon’s main squeeze Skylar in Good Will Hunting , Dahlia in the recent FX series The Riches , and Karen Walker’s daddy’s little princess nemesis in Will and Grace . Well, the actress can sing, too.
- Short Takes: Children's Books (The Charlotte Observer)
EVERYBODY BONJOURS! By Leslie Kimmelman and Sarah McMenemy (Knopf, ages 4-8, 40 pages, $16.99) SOMEDAY WHEN MY CAT CAN TALK By Caroline Lazo and Kyrsten Brooker (Schwartz & Wade, ages 4-8, 32 pages, $16.99) Craving a European family vacation but can't afford it? Cheaper option: Two picture books to transport you and the little ones across the pond. "Everybody Bonjours!" follows a ...
- Contest To Promote Reading Culture (BruDirect.com)
Bandar Seri Begawan - The race to steal the spotlight began yesterday with 13 teams participating in a two-day group storytelling competition organised by the Language and Literature Bureau.
- Lesbos islanders want to stop homosexual women calling themselves Lesbians (Daily Telegraph)
The inhabitants of the Aegean island of Lesbos have began a court action that will attempt to prevent homosexual women from calling themselves Lesbians.
- Bobby Socks, Hard Knocks - Newsweek
Bobby Socks, Hard KnocksNewsweek - 25 minutes agoIn the book's most erotic scene, a barely teen Mary gives her boyfriend a massage while he and his dad watch "Monday Night Football. ...
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