Sean Carswell - Phoenix New Times
How do you tell someone that you found the girl you just broke up with dead along the railroad tracks? Was the breakup clean? If not, someone s gonna be asking questions, right? Time to hit the road? With tons of punk-rock credibility under his
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Rushdie novel is top Booker winner - Croydon Guardian
Sir Salman Rushdie's novel Midnight's Children has been named the greatest Booker-prize winner of all time. The novel, the British author's second, wins the title 27 years after its publication, when it was hailed as a masterpiece in postcolonial
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How Far Should We Go to Save Our Pets? - Boston Globe
This article is being released in advance of its July 13 publication date. It's part of the Globe Magazine's first-ever Pets Issue. ENTERING THE SERENE, SKYLIGHTED ONCOLOGY SUITE, I IMMEDIATELY SEE the goose standing on the tile floor: large, gray
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'Stop Me if You've Heard This: A History and literature racks Philosophy of Jokes' - Wall Street Journal
. . . The joke is sometimes said to have been invented by Palamedes, the hero of Greek legend who outwitted Odysseus on the eve of the Trojan War. But since this proverbially ingenious fellow is also credited with inventing numbers, the alphabet
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Conference turns Lawrence to Science-fiction city - University Daily Kansan
Science fiction enthusiasts need not go further than Lawrence this weekend to hear the most respected scholars in the genre. For the first time in 25 years, the Science Fiction Research Association is holding its annual conference in Lawrence
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Prashanth to act in Kalaignar's Ponner Sankar - One India
Young and literature racks energetic actor Prashanth has really got a good break at this needy stage. The actor will play the lead role (dual) in a movie based on Kalaignar's evergreen Historical novel Ponner Sankar. Ponnar Shankar is one of the mile stone works of M
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Poet Avison's 'incalculable' contribution to Canadian literature - Globe and literature racks Mail
D Black from Victoria, Canada writes: Margaret Avison's death is a loss to literature and literature racks to Canada. But why is it that we really only celebrate most Canadian fiction and literature racks non-fiction writers when they die? A few -- Atwood, Findlay, Shields, Pierre
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Australia bans video game "Fallout 3" over drug use - Reuters UK
CANBERRA, (Reuters Life!) - Australian officials have banned the sale of "Fallout 3" due to the use of drugs in the post-apocalyptic, action video game which has won accolades as one of the year's most anticipated releases. Australia's Office of Film
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DJ Taylor: We should not be celebrating this literary triumph? - The Independent
One of my sharpest memories from student days is of traipsing the winter pavements of Oxford in December 1981, desperately searching for an unsold copy of Midnight's Children, thenearmarked as somebody's Christmas present. A month into the new year
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