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- Nature's Ecstasy: Joan Mitchell on Paper and Canvas - New York Sun
Spring and summer provide us with some of the headiest and most ephemeral experiences in the garden. While describing the suddenness and intensity with which our Yoshino cherry tree blossomed a full, feathery white and then, like snowfall, shed its ...
- The Larkin Principle at work - Daily Telegraph
There was a time, less than a generation ago, when family secrets, especially about sex, were kept under wraps, and writers addressed them, if at all, obliquely, through poetry or fiction. Since then, first biography, then autobiography, have opened ...
- 'Clever Cats' was a longtime project (Litchfield Enquirer)
Although Alice Dember first put "The Clever Cats and Color Magic" in writing 40 years ago, it has always been something that remained in the back of her mind to share with her grandchildren, if not with the children in her community.
- Alicia Keys isn't just about music anymore --she's on a mission (Miami Herald)
When we first heard Alicia Keys' velvet voice and masterful piano strokes in 2001, she was a beautiful tomboy singing about falling in and out of love. Hers was a pure, unapologetic sound -- authentic, magical, enriched by yesterday -- that returned vintage soul to its place in the pantheon of music.
- Paint the town: Quincy art star Dean Mitchell takes a brush to New Orleans (Tallahassee Democrat)
New Orleans has been kind to the artist Dean Mitchell, so he returns the favor often by making it one of his favorite subjects.
- A FEW SECONDS OF PANIC (Kirkus Reviews)
Channeling George Plimpton, a sportswriter dons pads and becomes the first journalist in more than 40 years to take the field alongside an NFL team.
- Marjorie Talalay, co-founder of the Museum of Contemporary Art ... - Cleveland Plain Dealer
Marjorie Talalay, who died this week at age 87, at her desk in 1992. Her pioneering work bringing contemporary art to Cleveland audiences led to what is now the Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland. Survivors: Daughters Nina Talalay Callahan of ...
- Lake Mayer - Connect Savannah.com
Lake MayerConnect Savannah.com, GA - 2 hours agoProceeds fund a trip to the International Youth Poetry Slam Contest. (Live Music, Other, DJ) Thu., June 19, 3 pm www.awolinc.org.
- 17 Year-Old Publisher of Girls' Magazine Selected As Finalist For ... - Lubavitch.com
Lubavitch.com17 Year-Old Publisher of Girls' Magazine Selected As Finalist For ...Lubavitch.com, NY - 3 hours agoEach 48-page, full color, glossy magazine includes articles, interviews, stories, poetry, advice, crafts, recipes, and more -- all written, edited, ...
- Taufiq Ismail: A constant battle against ignorance - Jakarta Post
Taufiq Ismail: A constant battle against ignoranceJakarta Post, Indonesia - 1 hour agoThe outcome of the program over the past few years, says Taufiq, is self-evident, as many students have become eager to write poetry or prose. ...
- Prince working on first book as he turns 50 - Reuters Canada
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Prince has been known by various names, including an unpronounceable symbol and The Artist Formerly Known as Prince. But as he turns 50 this year, the recording star adds one more to the list -- debut author. Publisher Atria ...
- Newest Edition of 'Working In Theatre' On CUNY TV 5/11 - Broadway World
Newest Edition of 'Working In Theatre' On CUNY TV 5/11Broadway World, NY - 19 hours agoFilm and TV credits include Oz, The Rosa Parks Story, The Wedding, Third Watch, and Law and Order: SVU. Laila Robins just completed a run in Antony and ...
- Poet's Corner: Fried things and tattoos - Joplin Independent
Poet's Corner: Fried things and tattoosJoplin Independent, MO - 4 hours agoAmerican Life in Poetry is edited by Ted Kooser, US Poet Laureate, 2004-06. He offers these two poems: Texas poet RS Gwynn is a master of the light touch. ...
- Fantasy author speaks to pupils about writing - Vindicator
Alan St. John is the author of the ‘Aidan of Oren’ trilogy. SALEM — Author Alan St. Jean was explaining one of his characters to pupils. “I’m not saying he’s good or bad,” St. Jean said Thursday. “But you will never, ever, ever forget ...
- Reading academy successful - Gadsden Times
For the past three years, several Etowah County schools have hosted academies for struggling readers during students' summer vacations. Becky Miller, Etowah County school improvement specialist, said this year's program, which ended June 26, was a ...
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