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- Edgar Austin Mittelholzer: A caribbean voice - Stabroek News
J uanita Cox is a PhD student writing her thesis: ‘Edgar Mittelholzer and the Shaping of his Novels’ at the University of Birmingham, UK. Her interests include Caribbean literature, culture and history and a version of this article will be ...
- Film fest continues with panel exploring the art of the documentary - Santa Cruz Sentinel
The gray areas between truth and fiction will be the subject of a panel discussion sponsored by the Santa Cruz Film Festival as filmmakers come together to discuss the joys and frustrations of the documentary. The conference, to take place today at 3 ...
- Putting it in words - Glens Falls Post-Star
Putting it in wordsGlens Falls Post-Star, NY - 20 minutes agoPoetry comes naturally to the longtime residents of Washington County. The farmers understand the rhythm of nature and the language of the land. ...
- Welcome to the campus of the future - The Independent
Stephan Oates is the future of higher education. A father of six children and grandfather of two, he works as a part-time cleaner at Newcastle College in Newcastle-under-Lyme in the early hours of the morning, finishing his shift at 8am. Then he ...
- This summer, forget the schedules, let your kids go out and play - Dallas Morning News
A friend and I went for a bike ride last weekend along an old, patched-up rural road. It was a hot day and the tar patches in the road had turned soft and sticky. That made my friend recall summers growing up in Dallas, when kids were always on the ...
- Johnson’s power and vision endures - Wicked Local Provincetown
Johnson’s power and vision enduresWicked Local Provincetown, MA - 4 hours agoShe loves to write and read when she is not sculpting and still writes poetry, some of which is also included in the catalog. In answer to why she does not ...
- Father, daughter reunion - Idaho State Journal
Kenneth Call, a retired painter from Pocatello, arrived at Salt Lake City International Airport Wednesday night to pick up his 45-year-old daughter, Carolyn. The last time he'd seen her, she was in diapers. The Pocatello man waited for Carolyn in the ...
- Laura Bush to attend private event at Sandburg site - Asheville Citizen-Times
Laura Bush to attend private event at Sandburg siteAsheville Citizen-Times, NC - 2 hours ago... through Junior Ranger activities like puzzle-making, magnetic poetry and dramatic poetry interpretation, according to the National Parks Foundation. ...
- The Ear - Indolink
I looked at my watch for the hundredth time. My flight to Madras was leaving at 10.30 a.m. Time seemed to be ticking slowly. Pulling out my Casio pocket diary from my bag, I glanced through my schedule for the day at Madras. I was going to the Park ...
- Garrett, prodigious writer and professor, dies at age 78 (The Daily Progress)
The protagonist may be gone but his stories go on.
- Poetry in sync with dance - Deccan Herald
Poetry in sync with danceDeccan Herald, India - 6 hours agoIt has been aptly said that poetry, if far removed from music, is not poetry; while music far removed from dance, is not music! ...
- A job for a professional - Guardian Unlimited
Picture the scene: it's 2011 and there is a late-night meeting of high-ranking civil servants in an office somewhere in Whitehall; men and women in suits are discussing matters of policy, their briefing notes spread across the table like confetti ...
- Channeling Shakespeare - The Phoenix
The PhoenixChanneling ShakespeareThe Phoenix, MA - 16 minutes agoBut this new Cardenio is tedious, meandering, and bereft of the poetry and rueful human insight Shakespeare wraps into his comedies. ...
- Spoken in slam: Poet brings swagger to SHS - Stamford Advocate
Mahogany Browne, right, of New York's Nuyorican Poets Cafe, coaches Stamford High School students Thursday before the school's fourth annual poetry slam. STAMFORD - The students had the words, but Mahogany Browne helped them find their voices. Browne ...
- Tolworth author robbed of valuable manuscript - Sutton Guardian
A Tolworth author has appealed for the return of his valuable manuscript after being robbed in Surbiton last night when he stopped to ask for directions. Sohan Lal Saini, 72, of Hamilton Avenue, Tolworth was driving back from Surbiton station at 10 ...
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