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- Regional authors signing books today - Daily Independent
ASHLAND — Eight regional authors will be signing books today from noon to 2 p.m. at the Jesse Stuart Foundation on the corner of Winchester Avenue and 17th Street. Those appearing are: ‰John David Preston, an attorney from Paintsville, who wrote ...
- Lifelong learning expands to Medford - Medford Mail Tribune
A continuing education program for retirees at Ashland's Southern Oregon University will expand to Medford next fall. Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, previously called Southern Oregon Learning in Retirement, will hold classes at the new SOU/Rogue ...
- { a vagabond's verses } - Concord Monitor
{ a vagabond's verses }Concord Monitor, NH - 42 minutes agoKinsey, who lives in Vermont and has written five other books of poetry, drew inspiration for the book from an elderly man he knew many years ago. ...
- Music note: Jistoray shoot from the hip - Twin Cities Planet
Music note: Jistoray shoot from the hipTwin Cities Planet, Minnesota - 8 hours agoThey set soulful poetry to a sensual, acoustic groove, with each player being top-notch. That night showed that even if you overdub guitars in the studio, ...
- Taut african tale - Vancouver Sun
Taut african taleVancouver Sun, Canada - 1 hour agoHis brother has lent him the cabin in which to write poetry. Canning's wife, Baby, becomes his lover and muse. Canning, who was shunned by his father after ...He's 'soul of the country' The Gazette (Montreal)all 2 news articles
- Mushaira in Dubai to mark I-Day - Khaleej Times
Mushaira in Dubai to mark I-DayKhaleej Times, United Arab Emirates - 8 hours agoThey said that Saghar Khayyami was very popular with the Dubai audience and a Jashn (poetry festival) was held in his honour in Dubai years ago. ...
- It's Happening - Scarborough (East York Mirror)
Saturday, Aug. 30 CHARITY YARD SALE to benefit missionary team from First Alliance Church heading to Ndola, Zambia, South Africa. Funds raised will help with plane fare and costs of building a new l...
- Peter Coke - Daily Telegraph
Peter Coke, who died on July 30 aged 95, was an actor and playwright best known for his portrayal of Paul Temple in the popular radio detective series devised by Francis Durbridge; in later life Coke also achieved success with sculptures which he ...
- Superlambanana reaching new heights on Moel Famau - WHAT DO YOU THINK? - Denbighshire Free Press
Superlambanana reaching new heights on Moel Famau - WHAT DO YOU THINK?Denbighshire Free Press, UK - 2 hours agoThe day itself will feature performances of music and poetry and the first 500 people to the top will receive a free banana courtesy of the Co-op. ...
- 42 day detention, is it ‘justified’ or merely a case of ‘islamophobia’ - Pakistani Newspaper
42 day detention, is it ‘justified’ or merely a case of ‘islamophobia’Pakistani Newspaper, Pakistan - 5 hours agoI wonder what would be the case if renowned for his revolutionary verses, Pakistani poet Habib Jalab’s poetry is found in some one’s house who always waited ...
- After the Dancing Dogs - Guardian Unlimited
After the Dancing Dogs by Michael Henry Enitharmon Press, £8.95 Some of the most memorable pieces in After the Dancing Dogs are those written about Michael Henry's experience of being a grandfather - "In my convalescence / I call them my doctors ...
- Poet turns ordinary things grand - South Coast Today
No one caught in Fairhaven manhunt One dead in boat collision Survivor recalls ordeal at sea New pastry shop takes the cake Oaks dying off in epidemic numbers Driver who struck teen unlikely to face charges Two charged with assault, robbery at ...
- WEIRDNESS A FRINGE BENEFIT AT MIDTOWN FEST - New York Post
THE International Fringe Festival may get the lion's share of attention around here, but don't discount its Midtown rival, now quietly entering its ninth season. Kicking off tonight and running through Aug. 3, this year's Midtown International ...
- 400-year-old volume of Shakespeare recovered a decade after it was stolen; man in custody (Boston Globe)
It's a case of all's well that ends well. Police have recovered a 400-year-old volume of Shakespeare stolen in England a decade ago and worth millions of dollars after a man walked into a library in Washington, D.C., and asked to have it authenticated.
- When ‘Writer’ Means ‘Typer’ - clusterflock
When ‘Writer’ Means ‘Typer’clusterflock, TX - 4 hours agoIdea: how about you get a newspaper and type every single word of it into a book, then try to market the book as avant garde neo-poetry? ...
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