Kelman raps writing courses (The Scotsman)

Or you might try publishing houses that do the kind of fiction you are trying to write. Although they all say they won't take unsolicited manuscripts, most look anyway. They have to. They might be throwing away the next Tom Clancy.

Kelman raps writing courses (The Scotsman)

SCOTLAND'S only Booker prize winner yesterday lashed out at the way in which creative writing is taught in Scotland, accusing it of being hijacked by academics with little interest in the creation of serious literature.

UW: Course cuts will hurt quality (Wisconsin State Journal)

If a language class about an obscure African dialect spoken by a dwindling number of people worldwide attracts only a handful of students at UW-Madison, should the university continue to offer it? That type of question comes up more often these days, as universities try to juggle the notion of encouraging wide-ranging intellectual curiosity with the practical needs of running a university on a ...

Variety the Spice in Autumn Arts Classes (The Morning News)

There are no classes for children on the Walton Arts Center's fall calendar. But Terri Trotter, WAC vice president for external affairs, says the Fayetteville arts center will continue to touch the lives of thousands of students every year.

Out and About: Aug. 17-23 (The Morning News)

The Thing to Do WCHS Ice Cream Social Saturday's 37th annual Washington County Historical Society Ice Cream Social begins at 4 p.m. and includes tours of Headquarters House; live music; costumed graduates of the Summer Heritage School and other living history performers; the annual Attic Treasures Sale and silent auction; and, of course, Hiland Dairy ice cream and homemade cake.

Out and About For Aug. 10-16 (The Morning News)

Free Style Saturday SPRINGDALE -- The Shiloh Museum concludes a series of free Saturday programs for families with butterfly experts Paige and Mary Bess Mulhollan from 10 a.m. to noon. No registration is required. Information: 750-8165.

Executive Women Honor Scholarship Recipients (The Morning News)

SPRINGDALE -- Diane Aday talked of those moments that test the mettle of many nontraditional students.

Lumsden Is New Editorial Page Editor (Hartford Courant)

Carolyn Lumsden, an editorial writer and editor for The Courant since 1992, will become the newspaper's editorial page editor Oct. 1.

Long live Prince's purple reign (The Globe and Mail)

Thirty years into his extraordinary career the artist is at the top of his game, reminding us of his unparalleled talents as a vocalist, guitarist, writer, dancer – and ageless wonder

Monsters of kids' rock (Orange County Register)

Two O.C. musicians create a TV show for preschoolers – and their parents. Frodo the hobbit, the quirky genius behind Devo, and a little green monster with very long arms will take over your TV today.

Bollywoods going places! (Deccan Herald)

nTwo Indian economists Bibek Debroy and Amir Ullah Khan made a documentary – ‘India’s Economic Transition Through Bollywood Eyes’. The film showcased India’s political, economic and legislative milestones through film clips taken from Indian films released over the last fifty years.

Kelman raps writing courses (The Scotsman)

I'm not exactly a wonderful writer myself, but I do happen to have a few tidbits of advice that some of you might find handy. Here goes...

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