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- Festival builds a bridge between art and entertainment - The Age
Festival builds a bridge between art and entertainmentThe Age, Australia - 4 hours ago"It's culturally threatening in a way, not a lot of poetry in it. But you're sitting in a culture that is one of the most travelled," she says. ...
- Feats on film: Get real for high drama - The Independent
'Man on Wire', as thrilling as any blockbuster, is also a true story. It's just one of a new wave of great British-made documentaries, says Simon Usborne It can be said with reasonable certainty that Philippe Petit is the only tightrope walker to ...
- How Do You Suppose She Got to That Moment? - MinnPost.com
MinnPost.comHow Do You Suppose She Got to That Moment?MinnPost.com, MN - 16 hours agoAbout the author: Alison Morse's poetry and prose has been published in Water~Stone, Rhino, The Potomac and a bunch of other places. ...
- Performance artist Coco Gordon ‘reconfigures’ thought and sound waves (Estes Park Trail Gazette)
If artists and poets are the conscience of the culture, SuperSkyWoman (aka Coco Go or Coco Gordon of Lyons, Colo., and New York, NY) has her work cut out for her. In her sky-blue top with the Superman symbol emblazoned on it, she seems up to the task.
- Local authors read Sept. 25 - Somerville Journal
Local authors read Sept. 25Somerville Journal, USA - 30 minutes agoHis poetry and prose has appeared in the Boston Globe Magazine, STUFF, Rattle, Home Planet News, Café Review, the new renaissance, Poesy, Istanbul Literary ...
- Autism forum scheduled for today in Syracuse - The Post-Standard - Syracuse.com
Autism forum scheduled for today in SyracuseThe Post-Standard - Syracuse.com, NY - 6 hours agoHis volume, "The Selected Poetry of Hayden Carruth," was a finalist for a 1987 Pulitzer in poetry, but the prize that year went to "Thomas and Beulah" by ...
- TV presenter goes back to home town - Diss Express
TV presenter goes back to home townDiss Express, UK - 6 hours agoHarleston community librarian Sally Blows said: “We held a poetry workshop a few weeks ago, which got the children interested in poetry and they came up ...
- Temple makes a leap of faith (Boston Globe)
It's been years since North Shore Jews have scrambled to find a seat at a synagogue for Rosh Hashana. But when the New Year holiday begins tomorrow after sunset, it will be standing room only at Congregation Shirat Hayam in Swampscott. More than 1,000 worshippers are expected to fill the sanctuary while another 300 will sit in a tent and ...
- Literature and Its Liberation - Trinicenter.com
Literature and Its LiberationTrinicenter.com, Trinidad and Tobago - 26 minutes agoI don't know if any of you know about the fate of Eric Roach, one of the most important poets of Tobago. In Black Yeats, Laurence Breiner wrote that Roach ...
- The truth about love, Barbican, London - Independent
The truth about love, Barbican, LondonIndependent, UK - 3 hours agoIt was that sort of evening – poetry and song leading us in a gentle dance through the ramifications of a true love that never did run smooth. ...
- A FREEWHEELIN’ TIME - New York Times
A FREEWHEELIN’ TIMENew York Times, United States - 15 minutes agoShe was a Queens-bred red-diaper baby, a melancholy but adventurous civil rights activist who loved poetry, theater and modern art. ...
- Women showcase talents - Fiji Times
Women showcase talentsFiji Times, Fiji - 8 hours ago"Since taking up poetry in school, I turned my poetry into music using my personal experiences. "I think you are more original when you write your own songs ...
- GRATEFUL DEAD - Calcutta Telegraph
Calcutta TelegraphGRATEFUL DEADCalcutta Telegraph, India - 18 minutes ago... John Ruskin and George Eliot were born, and the stethoscope was invented — he was excitedly starting a life of poetry and not serenely ending it.
- Nigeria: Dr. Emman Was Expelled From Ana - Patrick (AllAfrica.com)
Patrick Tagbo Oguejiofor is the current chairman of the Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA) Abuja chapter. He was also a former chairman of ANA Abuja and served for four years.
- Poet's rhyming riposte leaves Mrs Schofield 'gobsmacked' - Guardian Unlimited
"Today I am going to kill something," says the unnamed protagonist of Carol Ann Duffy's poem Education for Leisure. "Anything. / I have had enough of being ignored and today / I am going to play God." Duffy, one of Britain's most admired poets, might ...
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