Fantasy mag gets nationwide attention

Fantasy mag gets nationwide attention
Las Cruces Sun-News - A young German boy goes to a fortuneteller and sees his horrific Nazi future. A drive-in movie theater actively -- and dangerously -- invades the daily life of the family that owns it. A beautiful woman strolls into a museum and brings an exhibit of
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KDKA - Dave Crawley joined KDKA-TV2 in April of 1988 where he reports on the interesting stories of "KD Country." Throughout his career, Dave has visited many towns and has enjoyed learning about community activities and interests. He has taped more than 3
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Winter reading: Shelves filled with seasonal books for kids
Evansville Courier-Press - -- "On the first day of winter, my best friend gave to me a red cap with a gold snap." So begins author-illustrator Denise Fleming's delightful new book, "The First Day of Winter" (Henry Holt, $15.95). Fleming does a great job providing a new
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From feminism to fairy tales: the musings of Margaret Atwood
Christian Science Monitor - Does the award-winning Canadian writer know how to draw? A chance to find out. By Yvonne Zipp At this point in her career, Margaret Atwood is so revered that she could write a shopping list and someone would slap an award on it. Which brings us to
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Plenty of heart, yet little heartbreak, in this retelling of star
Orlando Sentinel - Before Romeo climbed that rosebush for Juliet -- before Guinevere cheated on Arthur, before Fox had a 20th Century -- Tristan loved Isolde. Literature's original doomed romance earns a rigorous and period-detail-obsessed retelling from the director
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Guest columnist: I resolve to remember what church means to workers
Hampton Roads Daily Press - I've been reading some poems by the late American poet Charles Bukowski. His widow has just published "Come On In!," a collection of works he'd asked her to present posthumously. on the assembly line." Bukowski's recollection in that poem of his life
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