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- Radio repairman saved collection of rare '40s recordings - Scripps News
Radio repairman saved collection of rare '40s recordingsScripps News, DC - 4 hours agoThe CD collection documents everything from poetry readings to ad lib moments that capture Latham and his friends clowning around for the microphone. ...
- In vodka veritas - Daily Telegraph
One night Fyodor, the eponymous hero of this modern Russian masterpiece, is seized by the thirst of a ferocious hangover. Without turning on the light, he takes up a bottle from a shelf and begins to drink. At the first gulp, he realises that it is ...
- Workshops at Stockton target teachers willing to learn - Atlantic City Press
Paul Lyons remembers going to a conference after the end of the Cold War and sitting with a Russian scholar who talked about Russian political views of Vietnam and Cuba. "The ability to get contributions now from Russian and Chinese scholars has ...
- School news - Daily Press
School newsDaily Press, VA - 2 hours agoManuscripts are selected from entries submitted in an annual poetry and short story contest and from student submissions. The Jamestown High School Book ...
- Iranian painter adopts unique style - CCTV
Iranian painter adopts unique styleCCTV, China - 22 hours agoThe 48 year old likes to involve himself in different modes of expression, from painting to film directing and poetry. He particularly likes painting ...
- Whale of a city (Boston Globe)
DISTANCE FROM BOSTON: 112 miles POPULATION: 25,671 WEBSITES: newlondonmainstreet.org, ci.new-london.ct.us ODD FACT: Eugene O'Neill, the country's only Nobel-prize-winning playwright, spent his early summers in New London, where he later wrote stories and poetry for The New London Telegraph. The story of modern-day New London can be seen in Bank Street, not far from the mouth of the Thames River, ...
- Poet Laureate to visit literary festival - Bucks Free Press
POET John Milton, who penned the epic Paradise Lost among other renowned works, has been hailed as among this country's greatest talents. How ironic it is then, that as we approach 400 years since his birth, Milton is becoming "increasingly unread ...
- A special send-off - Danbury News Times
A special send-offDanbury News Times, CT - 30 minutes agoThey showed their love of language by writing sweet poetry in their friends' yearbooks and practiced penmanship by writing their names on their classmates' ...
- Belait all geared up for royal birthday - Borneo Bulletin Sunday
The Minister of Home Affairs, Pehin Orang Kaya Johan Pahlawan Dato Seri Setia Awang Hj Adanan bin Begawan Pehin Siraja Khatib Dato Seri Setia Hj Mohd Yusof, was in Kuala Belait yesterday morning to observe the full rehearsal of performances for the ...
- ‘Some of My Ancestors are Ottomans and Turks’ - Today's Zaman
Today's Zaman‘Some of My Ancestors are Ottomans and Turks’Today's Zaman, Turkey - 2 hours ago... has written poetry and short stories abut Turkey in international anthologies, and is the author of a novel based on the life of her mother-in-law. ...
- Arts festival to highlight local seniors - Allentown Examiner
Arts festival to highlight local seniorsAllentown Examiner, USA - 2 hours ago... 3 pm daily and features a variety-style show revue with performances in vocal, dance, musical instrument, comedy, drama, poetry, storytelling and more. ...
- Gospel greats gather to honor Dottie Rambo - My Tennessean.com
Gospel greats gather to honor Dottie RamboMy Tennessean.com, TN - 8 hours agoA more fitting ending to the life of the musical poet and prophet would have been one final performance on a big stage — the Kennedy Center, ...
- Hoboken small press releases 'Sybil's Garage No. 5' - Hudson Reporter
FANTASTIC FICTION – The fifth installment of “Sybil’s Garage†includes an array of short stories, poetry and a candid interview. The magazine, which is released by Senses Five Press in Hoboken, was created by publisher Matthew Kressel in 2004 ...
- New writers' group launched in Ripon - Ripon Today
New writers' group launched in RiponRipon Today, UK - 18 minutes ago“Feel free to bring along any prose or poetry you may have written for a lively, uncompetitive and, hopefully, enjoyable evening,†says organiser Tim ...
- [World and Nation] Saddam feared disease in prison, according to his 'diary' (The Minnesota Daily)
CAIRO, Egypt (AP) - Saddam Hussein feared catching AIDS or other diseases during his U.S.-supervised captivity, a leading Arab newspaper said Monday in publishing excerpts of his prison writings. The London-based Al-Hayat said the comments ...
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