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A Round-Up Of Spring Poetry Collections
NPR news poet and UC Berkeley professor, Tess Taylor, has a spring round up of poetry books that are all debut collections.
Authors Alice Munro and Paul Savoie win Ontario's Trillium Book Awards
Alice Munro has won this year's Trillium Book Award in English-language for "Dear Life: Stories," a collection of tales set in the countryside and towns around Lake Huron.
Meet Canada's underused poet laureate: Wordsmith bemoans lack of meaningful work
Fred Wah, this country's parliamentary poet laureate, seems to be the equivalent of TV's never-needed Maytag repairman.
New Children's Poet Laureate-Poetry Foundation
One week ago The Poetry Foundation announced that poet Kenn Nesbitt will serve as the next Children's Poet Laureate : Consultant in Children's Poetry to the Poetry Foundation.
Waste Land auction shows print value, Gutenberg problems for poetry
After James Joyce and George Orwell , we now have another 20th-century classic in the public domain exhibiting added value in its print legacy.
'Real men don't do poetry': Israeli army refuses to...
Alistair Dawber is The Independent's Jerusalem correspondent. The paper's former foreign editor and deputy foreign editor, Alistair joined The Independent in 2008 as a business correspondent.
Poetry competition at literary festival
Adults and young people have a chance to win cash prizes by entering a poem by July 12. This year's festival officially launches on July 26 with a quiz night and ploughman's buffet at the Grove Building followed by a community barbecue lunch at The Old Ship Inn on July 27, with entertainment from John Cockle's Goodtime Jazz Band.
Chinese poetry gets movie treatment
As part of the Shanghai International Film Festival, 108 macro films of Tang Dynasty poetry were released on Sunday.
Girija Vyas: Poet and champion of women's rights
New Delhi, June 17 : Girija Vyas, who was sworn-in as cabinet minister in the Manmohan Singh government Monday, has a long eventful political career, serving as union minister, Congress's women's wing chief and chairperson of the National Commission for Women .
'Classroom Times: Charactoons and Rhymes'
Jun. 17, 2013 - PHILADELPHIA -- The beautifully illustrated children's book Classroom Times: Charactoons and Rhymes will captivate kids of all ages as they learn the fun way to read.
A Kensington classroom was the sight of a most uncommon occurrence on Monday morning - excited children raising their hands to volunteer to read excerpts of poetry.
2013 Migraine and Headache Poetry Contest - Thea
As always, the entries were magnificent. They brought tears, sighs, and even a few smiles as the judges poured over them.
Fifty Years of Women's Magazines: What They Tell Us
Over at City Journal, Laura Vanderkam , author of What the Most Successful People Do Before Breakfast and 168 Hours: You Have More Time than You Think , takes a "Journey Through the Checkout Racks" at her local supermarket and compares the leading women's magazines of today to what they were like in 1963.
New Poetry Book Offers History and Vibrance of Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia's location at the crossroads of vital trade routes in the ancient world has given it a rich history and vibrant culture.
Poetry still has rewards for author; It doesn't always give immediate ...
Author Ron Smith and poet Robert Kroetsch were drinking and talking books. The year was 1974, and they began to discuss and lament the lack of local literary presses.
Fanwood Carriage House Poetry Series Features Adam Fitzgerald, June 18
Acadian history inspires Darrell Bourque's latest poetry
In Darrell Bourque's latest collection of poetry, "Megan's Guitar and Other Poems from Acadie," the state's former poet laureate takes a look at Acadians of today, the Acadians of yesterday, their respective journeys and the historical ties that bind the two.
Globally acclaimed rock bands have something in common with Ohio State. This past year Weezer, and The National were integral parts in English 560, which focuses on poetry and alternative music.
Poems of Place selects 2013 works
Poems by local writers Emily Wall and Ernestine Hayes have been selected for permanent placement in Totem Bight State Historical Park in Ketchikan as part of the Alaska Center for the Book's Poems in Place project.
The Sunday Poem: Kathleen Browning...Measure of Time
Good morning, Albuquerque! It's soooooo early! Who is up and about at this time of day? Are you up? Why are you up? Why is anybody up at this hour?! It has to be the poetry, yes? I'm still bleary-eyed from last night's Southwest Shootout Poetry Slam Finals at the Kimo Theater! So, I must say that this has been both a challenge and a joy thus far, ... (more)