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- Patti Smith and Philip Glass Front Melbourne International Arts ... - Undercover Music News
Sydney Morning HeraldPatti Smith and Philip Glass Front Melbourne International Arts ...Undercover Music News, Australia - 20 hours agoSmith’s tour is hot on the heels of a new film about her life by Stephen Serbing called ‘Dream of Life’. The festival will take place in Melbourne from the ...Swansong of versatility and ambition Sydney Morning Heraldall 2 news articles
- Bibliofiles: New Letters’ writing conferences lined up - Kansas City Star
Bibliofiles: New Letters’ writing conferences lined upKansas City Star, MO - 1 hour agoOn the faculty this year: Catherine Browder and Christie Hodgen for novels and short fiction; Stanley E. Banks and Trish Reeves for poetry; Debra Di Blasi ...
- Excerpt from 'The Enchantress of Florence' (USA Today)
The Enchantress of Florence
- Poet Brad Davis In Essex - Hartford Courant
Poet Brad Davis In EssexHartford Courant, United States - 2 hours agoHe won the 2005 Sunken Garden Poetry Prize and has been published in many literary journals. The event begins at 7 pm today at the Left Bank Gallery, ...
- A heart to do good - TradingMarkets.com
She's an attractive, mature woman, quite fashionable, always impeccably groomed and accessorized, and sharing her winning smile with everyone. And B.T. loves red -- Republican red. Even her license plate, "BT 4 GOP," swears her allegiance to the ...
- 'Plague of Doves' author Louise Erdrich coming to Portsmouth (Portsmouth Herald)
After 13 novels, three volumes of poetry, children's books and even some non-fiction works, Louise Erdrich can spin complex narrative, vibrant characters and intricate plot into literary gold.
- Poetry and its public (The Iowa City Press-Citizen)
This year, 442 area residents submitted poems to the annual "Poetry in Public" project.
- Speaker urges Beloit College graduates to pursue their own dreams - Janesville Gazette
Speaker urges Beloit College graduates to pursue their own dreamsJanesville Gazette, WI - 15 hours ago... making poetry his goal and not compromising in reaching it. Frost, of course, wrote “The Road Not Taken,” about choosing the less obvious course in life ...
- Jeanette Winterson looks forward to Glyndebourne - Times Online
Times OnlineJeanette Winterson looks forward to GlyndebourneTimes Online, UK - 8 hours agoNot everyone who loves books loves music, but anyone who loves poetry and poetic form is likely to be drawn to the poetry of music, and of course, ...
- All Saints Episcopal School Students Leave Legacy - Tyler Morning Telegraph
On May 22 the students at All Saints Episcopal School left their legacy on the new Brookshire Family Student Athletic Center (SAC). After a blessing, each student at All Saints signed their name on the concrete floor of the new building. Students can ...
- Frederick, Md. poet, painter inspire each other (WTOP Radio Network)
Bernard Jankowski took a stack of his poetry and scribbled a message to a painter he admired. The note said: "Here you go Ed. Let me know if they spark a response."
- We're not running out of oil - The Gazette (Montreal)
We're not running out of oilThe Gazette (Montreal), Canada - 3 hours agoThe poetry was not lost on those who sat in Petrolia, Ont.'s Victoria Hall - an 1890s opera house built by the town's long-gone oil barons - as they ...
- Grit after grit - National Post
Wall Street JournalGrit after gritNational Post, Canada - Jul 15, 2008It has almost become a cliche to call The Hold Steady a true-blue American band. The Brooklyn-based outfit is more like new American cuisine-- traditional ...The Hold Steady: The best classic rock band you never heard of ... Fort Worth Star Telegramall 66 news articles
- Therapist not a-verse to poetry - Mosman Daily
Therapist not a-verse to poetryMosman Daily, Australia - 4 hours agoHe will be a special guest at next Wednesday's meeting of the Live Poets' Society at North Sydney. "Craig is a psychoanalytic therapist by day but he's ...
- Awards soldier's legacy (The Republican)
SPRINGFIELD - Army Pfc. Markus J. Johnson died four years ago when his vehicle rolled over in Anbar Province Iraq. Johnson, 20, was the first Springfield soldier to lose his life in Iraq. But his spirit lives on, his family says, in the scholarships awarded in his name each year.
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