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- Wild reads ‘Way opens’ - Somerville Journal
Wild reads ‘Way opens’Somerville Journal, USA - 10 hours agoHer poetry has been published in “P&Q Press” and the “Ibbetson Street Press.” A member of Friends Meeting at Cambridge, a mother and grandmother, ...
- Musical service offers Jesus with a touch of jazz (Louisville Courier-Journal)
Jazz might conjure up images of smoky nightclubs and beret-topped beatniks, but not church -- usually. But Wednesday night, Bardstown Road Presbyterian Church was the venue for an improvisational jazz performance.
- 'Give poetry a chance,' laureate says (The News Journal)
JoAnn Balingit named state's new 'literary ambassador'
- Pastors offer place for youth activities (Picayune-Times)
To the average high school student, there’s just nothing to do in Gurdon, but local ministers are doing something to change that popular opinion.
- Dog-inspired tale wins book prize - Age
WHEN Michelle de Kretser's dog went missing in the Gippsland bush for 13 days a few years ago, she didn't see the trauma as potential material for fiction. "Then, as time recedes, I guess you start to see a fictional shape to it." Last night the ...
- ‘That Time’ for professor at crossroads (Centre Daily Times)
A compelling and dramatic novel, set in academia but reaching out to the furthest limits of the world we live in, “That Time of Year” ranks with C.P. Snow’s finest works. The riveting story line centers on a venomous and false charge of sexual assault against the protagonist that, if upheld, would destroy him.
- The Month In: Techno (Pitchfork)
You don't have to be a former raver to mourn the complacency behind today's dance music-- to mourn the atrophy of a particular sense of optimism, of possibility, once encoded in the ceaseless advancement of electronic music's shifting stylistics-- so we went loooking for some good news by asking a few dozen electronic music aficianados to cure what's ailing this music. read more
- Old Town’s Creole Gallery set to reopen on June 1 - Lansing State Journal
Starting June 1, the Creole Gallery in Old Town will start holding monthly art exhibitions again. Roxanne Frith, who teaches photography at Lansing Community College, plans to act as the exhibition coordinator and already has the gallery’s first ...
- Norma Winstone: Britain's Poetic Jazz Singer - NPR
Norma Winstone: Britain's Poetic Jazz SingerNPR - 2 hours agoWinstone reads a lot of poetry and gets inspired. Perhaps the most interesting confluence of music and text on the new disc is the song "Ciant" (which ...
- Online Competition, Poetry competition, EGB launches website on ... - NewDesignWorld (press release)
Online Competition, Poetry competition, EGB launches website on ...NewDesignWorld (press release), UK - 17 hours agoNamed ‘Competitions Around the World’ (http://www.competearoundtheworld.com), the online information on local and international contests cover areas of arts ...
- Celebrating its 30th anniversary, Coterie Theatre stays true to its ... - Kansas City Star
The Coterie Theatre began life like most theater companies in Kansas City — with youth, energy, very little money and absolutely no long-range plan. Flash forward 30 years, and on the lower level of Crown Center Shops we find a nationally ...
- People of Lesbos take gay group to court over term 'Lesbian' - ABC News
A Greek court has been asked to draw the line between the natives of the Aegean Sea island of Lesbos and the world's gay women. (Macduff Everton/The Image Bank/Getty Images) Three islanders from Lesbos — home of the ancient poet Sappho, who praised ...
- A Life In Books - Newsweek
A Life In BooksNewsweek - 6 hours agoHe writes astonishing scenes. Seagulls hovering over a garbage dump—you can see the seagulls, smell the garbage. The pieces of shoes: poetry. ...
- 'Panda' designer breaks it down - Variety
'Panda' designer breaks it downVariety, CA - 17 minutes ago"I did many pages with her, and on one of them people could read the poetry," Marlet says. The concept did survive with Mantis, however, whose markings ...
- Stefan Fatsis (Washington City Paper)
Stefan Fatsis has titled the first chapter of his new book, “I’m No Plimpton.”
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