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- Ras Beirut's English-language poetry scene finds a new place to ... - Daily Star - Lebanon
Ras Beirut's English-language poetry scene finds a new place to ...Daily Star - Lebanon, Lebanon - 2 hours agoJason Iwen, a former creative writing professor at the American University of Beirut (AUB), started the series four years ago. Since that time it has become ...
- Nepali literature blooming in Diaspora - Nepalnews.com
Nepalnews.comNepali literature blooming in DiasporaNepalnews.com, Nepal - 4 hours agoBy Indra Adhikari The poetry festival organised recently by the International Nepali Literary Society (INLS) in Baltimore, USA, alongside the convention of ...
- JFK's reclusive daughter returns to limelight to push for Obama - Daily Mail
JFK's reclusive daughter returns to limelight to push for ObamaDaily Mail, UK - 8 hours agoShe has written two books on civil liberties and she has also edited a volume of poetry and an updated version of her father's Pulitzer Prize-winning book, ...
- Classical Theater of Harlem to Present 'Death' Outdoors - Broadway World
Classical Theater of Harlem to Present 'Death' OutdoorsBroadway World, NY - 2 hours agoThe New York Times said, "This early precursor to hip-hop, rap and poetry slams is a get-down, roiling depiction of ghetto life" and goes on to say that the ...
- Ineffable lightness of being Cesare and Jean Marie Syjuco (Philippine Daily Inquirer)
MANILA, Philippines - Scrolling through avant-garde artist Cesare A. X. Syjuco’s on-line blog is an exercise in momentary displacement. There is nothing there; not a single line of his famous cryptexts or those raging dialogues between debating punctuation marks.
- Death defeats Darwish - Saudi Gazette
Death defeats DarwishSaudi Gazette, Saudi Arabia - Aug 9, 2008Darwish first gained prominence in the 1960s with the publication of his first poetry collection, “Bird without Wings.” It included a poem (``Identity ...
- Edward Albee at 80: Still a 'Young Troublemaker' - Wall Street Journal
Last Wednesday, just before a preview performance of "Edward Albee's Occupant," an evocation of the late sculptor Louise Nevelson, the theater's house manager made a brief statement. "I wanted to let you all know," she said, "that Mr. Albee is in the ...
- STARGAZING | ‘Comic’ winner doesn’t worry about the woman thing - Kansas City Star
STARGAZING | ‘Comic’ winner doesn’t worry about the woman thingKansas City Star, MO - 5 hours agoDon’t forget today is the copyrighted “Bad Poetry Day” by the folks at wellcat.com. They want you to invite friends over, come up with awful verse, ...
- Artists for Lovelace concert features ‘Canada’s Bono’ - Kingston This Week
Artists for Lovelace concert features ‘Canada’s Bono’Kingston This Week, Canada - 7 hours agoThey received many positive responses and a total of 11 artists are scheduled to present music, poetry and prose at the concert. ...
- Glenview students honor classmate who died of cancer (Chicago Tribune)
Memorial tree planted to remind others of the power of kindness Middle school students dedicate a tree in honor of their former classmate Eugene Gvozdev, 12, who died of the cancer in March.
- To go or not to go? (The New Statesman)
Should you visit Burma? Not if you want to discover the harsh realities of life under the generals
- Something for everyone at First Friday - Canton Repository
With music, art, food, theater, poetry, street performers, a parade, puzzle hunt and more, the First Friday arts celebration will enliven downtown Canton tonight from 6 to 10. There's plenty of live music to choose from. Second Wind and Little ...
- Origins of festival; (The North Bay Nugget)
The Duanwu Festival originated in ancient China. There are a number of theories about its origins. Today, the most commonly accepted version relates to the death of poet Qu Yuan in 278 BC despite a number of competing theories. Qu Yuan The traditional story holds the festival [...]
- This Date In History - Monday, August 4 - CBS 2
NEW YORK (AP) ― Today is Monday, August 4th, the 217th day of 2008. There are 149 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: On August 4th, 1944, Nazi police raided the secret annex of a building in Amsterdam and arrested eight people ...
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