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- http://timesofindia. indiatimes. com/articleshow/1438381. cms LONDON: |
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- A special on how Pakistanis are not happy about the Bush visit Rediff.com |
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- Isaide Serrano's phone rang Friday around 9:58 p.m. The Charlotte Observer |
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- NEW YORK (AP) ? Mel Gibson will give audiences a preview of the ancient language spoken in his upcoming movie, ?Apocalypto.? During a brief appearance on the Academy Awards on Sunday... The Canton Repository |
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- It's the kind of TV show an anthropologist would dream up. Two families, one black, one white, move in together. Using advanced make-up techniques, they change their appearances and go out into the world to learn how the other race thinks, then come back home to chew on their experiences. Philly.com |
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- INDIANAPOLIS -- An Army contractor that ran into early technical glitches destroying a deadly nerve agent stored in western Indiana has resolved those problems, allowing it to eradicate more than 10 percent of the Cold War-era stockpile. Louisville Courier-Journal |
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- With the Jets at the front of an active market for his services, there's little chance Jon Kitna will re-sign with the Bengals. The Cincinnati Enquirer |
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- All British and US troops serving in Iraq will be withdrawn within a year in an effort to bring peace and stability in the country, a media report said on Sunday. Sify News |
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- Most recent daily statistics ( 5 Mar 2006): Ranking: 29771, Activity percentile: 80.67%, |
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- Project description: Sushi is a suite of GNOME application that allow people to play a pen-and-paper game across the Internet. |
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- The National Book Critics Circle Awards were announced Friday night -- and Chad Post calls for an annual award for the best works of international fiction and nonfiction published in a given year. |
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NBCC: Panel (Mar 05 2006 04:45 GMT) - The National Book Critics Circle also held a panel discussion on Friday, 'The Critic and the Memoir'. |
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- In The Observer Robert McCrum offers Our top 50 players in the world of books, a look at what they believe are the power-players in the British book world, "the 50 most influential people in the British book trade". |
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- The Western Mail has 10 Welsh authors pick books for a long trip. |
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- In the Daily Star Kaelen Wilson-Goldie reports on Keepers of the word, writing about an exhibit to raise funds for the rehabilitation of Lebanon's National Library. |
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- The Khaleej Times reports Saudis ponder banned Arabic literature at book fair. |
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- The most recent addition to the complete review is our review of Paul Berman's Power and the Idealists. |
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- Everybody seems to hate D.B.C. Pierre's Ludmila's Broken English -- but a lot of critics are willing to make excuses for him. |
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- In The Guardian Martin Goodman writes about Fighting for fiction in Zimbabwe. |
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- A letter-writer notes that last week's Guardian Review apparently only covered a single work in translation ..... |
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- Among the incredibly annoying side-effects of the current Dan Brown trial has been the many, many pieces arguing that: plagiarism - everybody does it (insofar as few writers create truly original content, and many actually base their work closely on previous works). |
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New Context (Mar 05 2006 04:45 GMT) - As already impressively widely noted, a new issue of Context (issue 18) is now available online. |
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- In the Financial Times Angel Gurria-Quintana writes about Words on the street, about trying to bring literature to ... the Mexican police. |
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- Princeton University has announced that Paul Muldoon has been named the first chair of their new Center for the Creative and Performing Arts. |
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- The Independent Foreign Fiction Prize shortlist has been announced; we have three of the titles under review. |
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- Yet another literature festival, the Bath Literature Festival, starts this weekend. |
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- The National Book Critics Circle Award ceremony is tonight at 18:00. |
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- The most recent addition to the complete review is our review of Ismail Kadare's The Successor. |
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- Stanislaw Ignacy Witkiewicz (popularly known as 'Witkacy') is one of the Polish greats, and beside his fiction and drama he was also an artist -- and now there's an exhibit of his Drawings from the 1930s at Ubu Gallery through 22 April. |
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- Rachel Campbell-Johnston was: "Dipping in and out of a few New York galleries last week" -- and Xiaoze Xie's paintings are nicely accessible online. |
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- As widely reported, the New York Public Library has acquired the archive of William S. Burroughs. |
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- The Kiriyama Prize has announced the ten finalists for its tenth awards. |
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- Twelve writers, including Bernard-Henri Levy, Taslima Nasreen, and Salman Rushdie signed a statement first published in the French weekly Charlie Hebdo against 'Islamism'. |
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- In Asharq Al-Awsat Shaker Abu Taleb reports that Copies of Girls of Riyadh Novel Mysteriously Disappear from Book Fair. |
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- In Between the covers in the Telegraph Anne Louise Fisher "explains what goes on at the London Book Fair" -- specifically, what it means for 'literary scouts'. |
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