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- Leslie Miller a finalist for Minnesota Book Award - UST Bulletin Today
UST Bulletin TodayLeslie Miller a finalist for Minnesota Book AwardUST Bulletin Today, MN - 27 minutes agoFinalists for the Minnesota Book Awards have been announced, and Dr. Leslie Miller, professor of English at St. Thomas, made the poetry category’s short ...
- Dave Wood's Book Report, April 30, 2008 - Woodbury Bulletin
Dave Wood's Book Report, April 30, 2008Woodbury Bulletin, MN - 8 hours agoin Minneapolis, but you’d never know it reading his poetry. He’s out with his fifteenth book, “Clear All the Rest of the Way: New and Selected Poems, ...
- Twenty-Seven iUniverse Titles Selected as Finalists in ForeWord ... - PR-USA.net (press release)
Twenty-Seven iUniverse Titles Selected as Finalists in ForeWord ...PR-USA.net (press release), Bulgaria - 4 hours agoiUniverse offers a variety of publishing services to help individuals publish, market and sell fiction, poetry, and nonfiction books. ...
- Community Calendar - Week of April 2 (North County Journal)
Wednesday RESALE SHOP: Northminster Presbyterian Church will sponsor its resale shop from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Wednesday at the church, 1570 Chambers Road. For more information, call 867-2881.
- When poetry was king (The Prague Post)
May Day may have been relatively quiet in Prague this year, but during the Cold War it was a political flash point. In 1947, the U.S. Congress decreed May 1 Loyalty Day, hoping to stave off its growing international communist overtones.
- Everyday American heroes - Lexington Clipper Herald
Everyday American heroesLexington Clipper Herald, NE - 16 hours ago... DAR sponsored a contest last fall asking students to submit their art, poetry and composition using the theme of Everyday American Heroes. ...
- Activist calls for health care reform: John Trudell promotes Give Love Give Life at Evergreen (The Olympian)
The Olympian caught up with Trudell after a speaking engagement in Minnesota. Here are excerpts from the interview:
- Taste: A Sephardic Seder - Minneapolis Star Tribune
Taste: A Sephardic SederMinneapolis Star Tribune, MN - 3 hours agoAdd corn, millet, dried beans, lentils and other legumes, all turned into edible poetry by Sephardic chefs who know their cumin and cilantro. ...
- Students share their tales, talents at arts event - In-Forum
Students share their tales, talents at arts eventIn-Forum, ND - 2 hours agoThe 17-year-old student at Red River Area Learning Center has published poetry before, but never with friends and classmates. And she’s the first to admit ...
- Prison Break: Memoirs of a Spec Associate - CU Columbia Spectator
Prison Break: Memoirs of a Spec AssociateCU Columbia Spectator, NY - 6 hours agoI quit making allusions to poets and wrote facts and stats in simple prose. I adopted the many rules of the Spectator’s style book, even though the rules ...
- Running with the Hemingways (The Billings Outpost)
Memoir writer tries memoir teachingValerie Hemingway has a lot more going for her than her famous last name.Born in Ireland,...
- Holland Chorale prepares 'Rivers' world premiere - The Grand Rapids Press - MLive.com
Holland Chorale prepares 'Rivers' world premiereThe Grand Rapids Press - MLive.com, MI - 1 hour agoHer four-piece composition, based on Langston Hughes' poetry, is the 16th commissioned for the chorus. "Walker's composition is tailored-made for the ...
- Winston-Salem Journal - Winston-Salem Journal
Winston-Salem JournalWinston-Salem Journal, NC - 8 minutes agoOriginal poetry, open letters, letters sent to more than one address and letters from active candidates for political office will not be published. ...
- Armantrout reflects modern life’s chaos in Russell House reading - Wesleyan Argus
Armantrout reflects modern life’s chaos in Russell House readingWesleyan Argus, CT - 2 hours agoShe has published ten books of poetry, including two finalists for the PEN Center Award in Poetry: the 2004 “Up to Speed,” and the 2001 “Veil: New and ...
- Hugo Claus: Acclaimed author whose work was marked by intelligence and passion (Independent)
Though often a controversial figure, the Flemish writer, director and graphic artist Hugo Claus was rarely overtly political. His sympathies were with the underdog, but he never descended to agitprop. Claus was the recipient of seven state prizes in Belgium and in 1986 was awarded the prestigious Prize for Dutch Literature. Harry Mulisch, the only other living writer in Dutch to be tipped for ...
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