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- Business: Downtown bookstore is a community unto itself (Baraboo News Republic)
Customers browse the shelves and casually note that they'd like to retire and run a used book store. Annie Randall stifles a snicker. She's tempted to ask whether they plan to work 70 hours a week in retirement. She's not complaining about her hours, mind you. As owner of the Village Booksmith, she sets her own schedule and relies on several employees and friends to help her mind the shop. ...
- Fall Arts: Music - Creative Loafing Tampa
Fall Arts: MusicCreative Loafing Tampa, FL - 4 hours ago5 hit in "Poetry Man," and a laundry list of critical plaudits. That same year, New Yorker Phoebe Snow gave birth to a severely brain-damaged daughter (who ...
- The consistent evolution of Tanya Davis - Xtra.ca
The consistent evolution of Tanya DavisXtra.ca, Canada - 2 hours agoAfter winning third place nationally in the CBC poetry face-off in 2005, she decided to move to Halifax the next year to pursue life as an artist. ...
- He Blurbed, She Blurbed (New York Times)
Book blurbs are a tangled mass of friendships, rivalries, favors traded and debts repaid, not always in good faith.
- People’s Art On Foreign Shores - Tehelka
People’s Art On Foreign ShoresTehelka, India - 4 hours ago... the city hosts a festival called Vicino/Lontano or Near and Far: a cultural blowout in which Chinese film makers, African poets, Muslim intellectuals, ...
- From slam poetry to matrimony - Worcester Telegram
From slam poetry to matrimonyWorcester Telegram, MA - 12 minutes agoMr. Infante’s poetry is included in “The Last American Valentine” (Write Bloody Publishing, 2008) and in “The Spoken Word Revolution Redux; Slam, ...
- Harkishan Singh Surjeet - nationalist to Communist and then kingmaker - Hindustan Times
Harkishan Singh Surjeet - nationalist to Communist and then kingmakerHindustan Times, India - 1 hour agoHarkishan Singh Bassi changed his surname to ‘Surjeet’ while trying his hand writing poetry in his youth. Surjeet lived the simple life. ...
- Literary listings for August (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Saturday "Warhol-o-Rama" (Carnegie Mellon University Press, $16.95) is a new collection of poetry by Peter Oresick, Ford City native, editor, poet and former publishing executive. ...
- After the Olympic Games, what can you see on a visit to China? - Mirror.co.uk
Mirror.co.ukAfter the Olympic Games, what can you see on a visit to China?Mirror.co.uk, UK - 58 minutes agoBut after Mao’s death in 1976, Shanghai became the trailblazer for exporting goods to the West. Serious building started in the 90s and today old China ...
- FOXSexpert: How to Be Sexier (FOX 11 News Los Angeles)
Get a glimpse and you want it. See others’ reactions and you need it. Whether it’s a devilish look, a suggestive gesture, or enticing innuendo, we all desire it at some point – that state of being sexy. There’s a lot to get turned on to in this world. Who doesn’t appreciate an impressive physique? Or get charged from catching a flash of femme fatale thigh-highs? Or feel flushed all over from the ...
- Obituaries — Aug. 17, 2008 (Gainesville Daily Register)
Visitation for Harvey M. “Tim” Mooney III, 66, of Gainesville is set from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at 217 E. 4th Street in Lindsay. Arrangements are under the direction of the Geo. J. Carroll & Son Funeral Home.
- Academics don’t know it all (Art Newspaper)
As an independent art “historian”, I am puzzled by how academic scholars deride and belittle the contributions of non-academic writers without considering their well-known advantage: outsiders can sometimes see what insiders cannot.
- The Dark Knight: Striving to be impressive, but essentially empty - World Socialist Web Site
World Socialist Web SiteThe Dark Knight: Striving to be impressive, but essentially emptyWorld Socialist Web Site, MI - 1 hour ago...And some on the opposite grounds—“Pitched at the divide between art and industry, poetry and entertainment, it goes darker and deeper than any Hollywood ...
- File photo - Albany Democrat-Herald
Lunette Mulkey, a 20-year Albany resident and one of the most prominent writers of letters to the Democrat-Herald, died Friday. She was 96. A longtime writer, though never professionally, Mulkey was a regular contributor to the “Editor’s Mailbag ...
- Watch out, or we'll all be living in Slough - Daily Telegraph
Clearly, getting people to move to Slough is like trying to persuade someone to pitch their tent in a multi story carpark, or a three year old that a sprout tastes nicer than a Curly Wurly, so I looked at the proudtobeslough.com website with a ...
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