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- Crossing barrios to promote peace - San Diego Union-Tribune
SAN DIEGO – Every Sunday, Lucky “2 Tears†Morales laces up his steel-toed boots, wraps a bandana across on his forehead and slips on his black, fingerless gloves to march the streets of southeastern San Diego alone. For more than a decade ...
- Hallowed halls - Detroit News
It's easy to think of the White House as another of Washington's chalky monuments: an impersonal, 208-year-old structure of brick and stone. But that would be wrong, as a new book by 108 writers and illustrators proves. "Our White House: Looking In ...
- Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish dead at 67 - The Associated Press
The Associated PressPalestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish dead at 67The Associated Press - Aug 9, 2008He joined the Israeli Communist Party after high school and began writing poems for leftist newspapers. "When we think of Darwish ... he is our heart, ...
- Scott Thill: Is This The End Of The Jews? An Interview With Adam Mansbach (HuffingtonPost)
Adam Mansbach is a dude of many hats. A hip-hop poet that can recite histories old-school and new without missing a beat, especially in his acid satire Angry Black White Boy.
- No welcome for Condoleezza Rice - Protest Sat (Scoop.co.nz)
To access the newsletter online go to: http://gpja.org.nz/ This will allow people to link directly through articles until we fix the problem with the newsletter format.
- Found: Lost musician (Prairie Public Broadcasting)
Critical acclaim comes 38 years after folk artist Sixto Diaz Rodriguez released his album "Cold Fact."
- Women praised for their contributions - Independent Online
Women praised for their contributionsIndependent Online, South Africa - 5 hours agoPoet Zizile Khumalo of the group Zizikcreativez Ladies Band and Poetry, said women needed to speak out. "Women's voices have been broken in the past few ...
- Book ban ends rare Arab-Israeli cultural exchange (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
For 15 years Israeli Saleh Abbasi has traded books between the Jewish state and its Arab neighbors, fostering a rare cultural link.
- Poetry Reading (Aug 7) - Hygienic Art / Curbstone Press - TheDay
Poetry Reading (Aug 7) - Hygienic Art / Curbstone PressTheDay, CT - 3 hours agoThe Hygienic Gallery, 79 Bank Street in New London, in cooperation with Curbstone Press of Willimantic, is hosting a poetry reading on August 7 from 7 to 9 ...
- Pitching an Agent: 'Leapfrog Over The Competition' - Mediabistro.com
This agency finds a 'remarkably high number' of saleable unsolicited queries, so get your nonfiction proposal ready. Notable clients: Betty DeRamus's Forbidden Fruit: Love Stories from the Underground Railroad ; Harrison Monarth and Larina Kase's The ...
- CNN Caught In Genocidal Correctness - OpEdNews.com
Folks, CNN is now caught in its worst nightmare, and I can't even gloat. It's tragic and it may cause lost sleep, the blame game, finger pointing, internal review, infighting, or worse. Congressional hearings may be in order, as an outside ...
- Children's author visits Shoemaker Elementary to discuss finer points ... - Grand Island Independent
Waving hands were still in the air when children's author Kelly DiPucchio had to wrap up her presentation called "How A Book Is Born" at Shoemaker Elementary School Tuesday morning. Second- and third-graders still had plenty of questions to ask ...
- SF Symphony pays homage to Bernstein - San Francisco Chronicle
SF Symphony pays homage to BernsteinSan Francisco Chronicle, USA - 1 hour agoHe wrote symphonies and concertos on deeply intellectual themes - the poetry of WH Auden, the philosophy of Plato - and some of those works still play a ...
- TALES OF THE CITY-- Author Huck Fairman Explores the Bonds That ... - Marketwatch
PRINCETON, N.J., Oct 1, 2008 (GlobeNewswire via COMTEX) -- In the two novellas collected in TALES OF THE CITY, Fairman constructs a world of truth-seeking individuals questioning their responsibilities to those whose lives intersect with their own ...
- Author Danielle Steel: I write to give people hope - Daily Journal
NEW YORK -- It's only 9:33 a.m., but already Danielle Steel is having a lousy morning. She's in a Rockefeller Plaza dressing room, having her hair tugged and her makeup tweaked. She's endured questioning from Matt Lauer on the "Today" show and soon ...
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