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- Truth-telling Solzhenitsyn remained great to the end (The Philadelphia Inquirer)
'Live Not By Lies!" thundered Alexander Solzhenitsyn, who died Sunday at 89, in the uncannily wise, noble and thrilling statement he addressed to fellow Russians on Feb. 13, 1974.
- Self-therapy: Alanis Morissette ï¬nds comfort in her old songs - Grand Rapids Press
Courtesy photo Alanis Morissette will be at Michigan Theatre in Ann Arbor on Tuesday. Canadian-American rock star Alanis Morissette has helped many fans get through tough times, whether it's weathering relationship issues or general life problems ...
- BARE by Toa Fraser @ Downstage Theatre (Scoop.co.nz)
Toa Fraser's New Zealand comedy BARE is a hilarious matrix of urban poetry and streetwise lip. Two actors rap and riff on body image, films, takeaway food, graffiti, multiplexes and English literature.
- The 10 best reasons to read this post - San Francisco Examiner
It's always wise to be skeptical of news stories claiming to reveal the "10 best" anything: the 10 best places to raise your kids, the 10 best cities to be young and gay (or happy, even), the 10 best companies to work for -- tripe like that. The ...
- Jiminy Peak: There’s Something - iBerkshires.com
Jiminy Peak: There’s SomethingiBerkshires.com, MA - 3 hours agoNow combined with Writing for Children & Young Adults. Poetry Group with WC Wampler, Wednesday, September 10th at Wild Sage, 333 North Street, Pittsfield, ...
- Local student makes history: Woodward's book had help from V'land grad - Daily Journal
Journalist Bob Woodward has covered some of the biggest stories of our time. At the Washington Post, he and colleague Carl Bernstein uncovered the Watergate scandal that prompted President Nixon's resignation. Woodward has won two Pulitzer Prizes and ...
- Review: Strange Music by Laura Fish - Telegraph.co.uk
Review: Strange Music by Laura FishTelegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom - 37 minutes agoFreed from the shackles of staying true to a "real" character, Fish creates some dense and atmospheric poetry. She builds a world of relentless toil, ...
- Skating into his 81st year - Abington Mariner
He ice skates. He composes songs. He writes short stories. He babysits for three grandchildren. He tends to his vegetable garden. He delivers Meals on Wheels. He is an usher and greeter at Sacred Heart Church. Sept. 22 was his 80th birthday. He ...
- Campaign ’08 Abroad - New Yorker
Campaign ’08 AbroadNew Yorker, United States - 7 hours agoThe Book Bench: Poetry best not read sober, Don DeLillo weighs in, embedded novels. The Cartoon Lounge: Fishing for debates, John McCain tries to get ...
- Mourning and Melancholia: Pierre Michon's 'Small Lives' - New York Sun
Mourning and Melancholia: Pierre Michon's 'Small Lives'New York Sun, United States - 30 minutes agoBoth an experiment in hagiography and an episodic confession, "Small Lives," first published in 1984, immortalizes the author's failure to love those who ...
- Getting a handle on things - Caz author (Cnylink)
Getting a handle on things Author shows how to live by penning book and buying a house in Caz By Willie Kiernan republican@cnylink.com According to Dr. Ronald Pies, a
- Prime Time Calendar the week of July 23, 2008 (Independent Press)
Children of Eden, a musical by Stephen Schwartz and John Caird, based on the biblical story of Genesis, comes to the South Orange Performing Arts Center, 1 SOPAC Way, South Orange.
- Countdown to major literary festival - Hebdenbridge Today
Countdown to major literary festivalHebdenbridge Today, UK - 3 minutes agoTwo days later, Frieda Hughes, Ted Hughes’ daughter and herself a poet, will announce the winners of the Elmet poetry awards, which has attracted entries ...
- Tamblyn, the poet, stars in Litquake opener - San Francisco Chronicle
Tamblyn, the poet, stars in Litquake openerSan Francisco Chronicle, USA - 53 minutes agoThese people were all big in my life." Another family friend was San Francisco poet Jack Hirschman. "He was my mentor. I would send him a packet of poems ...
- Book Review: Literary memoir is believable (The Oklahoman)
"My Sister, My Love†by Joyce Carol Oates (Ecco. 562 pages. $25.95). Some of Oates' books feel as if she wrote them as dares to herself. This novel, her 37th, is one of the wildest. Oates sets out to solve a fictionalized version of the JonBenet Ramsey murder, with skating prodigy "Bliss†Rampike replacing the real-life child beauty pageant contestant. The resolution she imagines is ...
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