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- Accolades, October 16 (Wichita Falls Times Record News)
The following are the winners for the month of September of the Wichita Falls Poetry Society: Leta Hedrick, first place, “Going Homeâ€Â; Geneva Rodgers, second place, “Marguerite The Petiteâ€Â; Linda Smith, third place, “Level Land†and Doc Wood, first honorable mention, “Nameless.â€Â
- Dufferin centenarian Bea Moore marks milestone (Orangeville Citizen)
She has seen 100 Septembers, but Bea Moore still looks the picture of grace and competence. "She has spent her life as a devoted wife, mother, grandmother and friend to many," says her granddaughter, Nancy Nancekivell.
- Bukowski: What Lies Beneath - Popmatters.com
During the rare moments when Charles Bukowski's vulnerable side are shown, they manage to break through the "dirty old man" parody of himself that he had become. As an avid reader who doesn’t know that much about Charles Bukowski, apart from the ...
- Arts & Entertainment calendars: Stage & Screen Sept. 12-18 - Times Herald-Record
Arts & Entertainment calendars: Stage & Screen Sept. 12-18Times Herald-Record, NY - 26 minutes agoWoodstock Poetry Society  Featured readings by Roberta Allen and Naton Leslie, Woodstock Town Hall, 76 Tinker St., Woodstock, 2 pm Sept. 13. Free. ...
- St. Padraig & The Monster (Cybergolf National)
Editor's Note : Cybergolf's Jay Flemma outdoes himself in this poetic take on the 2008 PGA Championship at Oakland Hills, during which Ireland's Padraig Harrington outdueled the year's best field and a fierce golf course.
- Friends of the Library to gather - Natchez Democrat
Friends of the Library to gatherNatchez Democrat, MS - 4 hours agoThe many accomplishments of the past year include sponsorship of Chocolate Milk Café for young writers during the NLCC and the sixth Poetry Contest for ...
- Books-a-gazillion (Creative Loafing Charlotte)
Novello rebounds with diverse lineup... By John Grooms Bouncing back from a couple of lackluster years, the Novello Festival of Reading is back. This year, the Charlotte Library's signature event features a strong, diverse lineup, giving book lovers of all likes and leanings ample chances to see and hear some great writers. And overall, the price is right, too, as most events are either free or ...
- Book Briefs: Aug. 31, 2008 (Santa Cruz Sentinel)
Because the number of books made into films increases each year, the local movie theater has morphed into a de facto bookstore for reluctant readers choosing their next book.
- Close to home : Take time to indulge - New Zealand Herald
Pamper yourself at Pawhaoa Bay Lodge in the Bay of Islands. A spring package is available until October 30 and includes two nights' accommodation, pre-dinner drinks and brunch and dinner. It is $700 per couple, $650 per couple for groups of four or ...
- Duncan Glen: Poet, publisher, editor, designer, and excavator of ... - The Independent
Duncan Glen had a distinguished academic career in creative design, retiring in 1986 as Emeritus Professor of Visual Communication from Trent Polytechnic, Nottingham. But he was also a uniquely important poet, a pioneering critic and a crucial ...
- Ragged Lumberjack Wails from Lambchop and Ray LaMontagne - Village Voice
Ragged Lumberjack Wails from Lambchop and Ray LaMontagneVillage Voice, NY - 10 hours agoAfter all, with a frontman spouting absurdist tone poetry in a monotone that Randy Newman might consider lazy, this band of rhinestone cowboys isn’t really ...
- Ian Rankin: 'This is my Ocean's Eleven' - Independent
Ian Rankin: 'This is my Ocean's Eleven'Independent, UK - 53 minutes agoAfter award-winning poetry and stories, he wrote three unpublished novels while a postgraduate at Edinburgh University. He worked as a civil servant and ...
- Indonesian legislation revives pornography law - Radio Netherlands
Indonesian legislation revives pornography lawRadio Netherlands, Netherlands - 1 hour agoIn 2005 members of a militant Islamic group besieged a leading art biennale in Jakarta because they objected to the exhibition of a life-size artwork called ...
- Private Sydney (Sydney Morning Herald)
Golden boy ready to dive into a new pool.
- Book Review: Hall’s ‘Fall’ imagines, grapples with Frost’s ... - U-Wire.com
Volumes upon volumes of literary criticism and biographies have been written about Robert Frost over the years, but none have tackled his intellect. None, that is, until Brian Hall’s novel “Fall of Frost." The novel attempts to take on Frost in a ...
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