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- Act I puts musical spin on classic play - Lamron
Act I puts musical spin on classic playLamron, NY - 4 hours agoAlong with performances like Radi's, they may also consist of poetry readings, full-length play performances, or anything else related to the performing ...
- Prize for writing up for grabs - Worcester News
Prize for writing up for grabsWorcester News, UK - 2 hours ago... a publishing and distribution firm. The Proverse Prize is for an unpublished, publishable book-length work of non-fiction, fiction or poetry, ...
- Ageing chimp's story on book longlist (Guardian Unlimited)
Culture: Cheeta's 'autobiography' to compete with fiction and non-fiction for £10,000 Guardian first book prize
- Hill of Tara Concert and Debate to mark the beginning of Heritage Week - Indymedia Ireland
Debate: Should the Hill of Tara be declared a World Heritage Site? In April 2008, the Minister for the Environment, John Gormley, announced he intended to seek UNESCO status for Tara, despite the M3 motorway being built within the Tara complex. Does ...
- Brian Richard Kerr Honored by Cambridge Who's Who for Excellence in ... - 24-7PressRelease.com
The Cambridge mission is to deliver its members the recognition and competitive edge needed to network and do business effectively. /Cambridge Who's Who/ - England, United Kingdom, August 30, 2008—Brian Richard Kerr, Licentiate of the Society of ...
- How The Doors produced Strange Days - Times Online
The Doors timed the arrival of their second album, Strange Days, with almost spooky prescience. Its pervasive air of unease — the more powerful because so many of the songs are so quiet — coupled with its doom-laden sense that, as the album’s ...
- Drowning death is second for family (Columbia Missourian)
COLUMBIA - Samantha Dillon is living through a mother's worst nightmare - for the second time. Her 18-year-old son, Jared Healea, drowned Thursday in Stephens Lake. "I've done this before," she said Friday at her home on Jefferson Street where family had gathered. Eleven years ago, she lost her 4-year-old son, Stephen, when he and his cousin Fred Gordon fell in Bear Creek and drowned ...
- Hitting the Big Time - RedOrbit
Hitting the Big TimeRedOrbit, TX - 1 hour ago"I always wanted to be a songwriter, rather than a performer," admits Simon, a former pupil of Plymstock School who started writing poetry while studying ...
- 'Mad Men': Know what I like about you? - Zap2it.com
'Mad Men': Know what I like about you?Zap2it.com - 9 hours ago(And as my buddy Alan Sepinwall points out, we can perhaps add the woman to the list of possible recipients of the poetry book from the season premiere. ...
- McCain, Obama Clash on Foreign Policy, Economic Future in Tense ... - NewsHour
NewsHourMcCain, Obama Clash on Foreign Policy, Economic Future in Tense ...NewsHour - 14 hours agoI miss Mario Cuomo, who once said something about how we campaign in poetry, we govern in prose. Tonight, both of these gentlemen were debating in prose. ...
- SparkCon festival planned this weekend - WRAL
The SparkCon festival, a local talent showcase and series of workshops, is being held in downtown Raleigh this weekend. Street painters, graffiti artists, yoga instructors, filmmakers, musicians, tattoo artists and others will hold demonstrations of ...
- What They Are Saying - Jewish Exponent
What They Are SayingJewish Exponent, PA - 1 hour ago12 about the passing of a Palestinian poet whose militancy overwhelmed his poetry at times: "The New York Times and The Boston Globe published obituaries ...
- Author's memory was overlooked - Morning Call
I was disappointed on July 22 that there was no mention in the paper that it was the 110th birthday of Pulitzer Prize-winning author Stephen Vincent Benét, who was born in Fountain Hill on that date in 1898. Benét wrote classics such as ''The Devil ...
- Women Authors, Famous Names Drive Sales of First Editions - Wall Street Journal
First editions of women authors have sold for high prices recently. More women are collecting books, says Bonhams book specialist Matthew Haley. The majority of book collectors, however, are still men. At Sotheby's English literature sale in London ...
- Golden moments of beauty, fun and community - Hot Springs Star
When I was about six years old, back in the 1950s when platform shoes were popular, I found a pair of nearly-new shiny gold, high-heeled platform shoes. And, of all places, I found them at the city dump among the rubble heaps! Finding them was better ...
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