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2b or not 2b: David Crystal on why texting good for language (Guardian Unl

Terry Oldes: Dancing With Tina (RainbowNetwork.com) bi2332146 Dancing With Tina: A Memoir of Co-dependency the true story of Terry Oldes's struggle sexual identity, co-dependency and Crystal Meth. This very personal and sometimes graphic account traces the diverse relationships impacted by a drug that horrifically affecting the gay community both the United States and abroad

McMurtry shares love of books (San Antonio Express-News & KENS 5) bi2332146 Texas writer's easygoing, humorous style makes an entertaining memoir

'Father' Tim Russert: Irish Catholicism and American Journalism (Poynter Inst bi2332146 We don't need yet another essay on the death of Tim Russert, but might be time to consider the culture that produced and many other journalists. That culture Irish American and Roman Catholic, the same culture that produced me even though I do not have a drop of Irish blood me

History book satisfies readers like a big, juicy hamburger (The Springfield N bi2332146 an ode to a single foodstuff a road studded pitfalls. If you go too granular, your narrative derailed by obscurity. If you're too general, you sink a morass of cliché

Pennsylvania Dutch writers vie at Kutztown Folk Festival (Reading Eagle) bi2332146 The secret to life, according to Don Breininger - "Ess macht nix aus wuh die schillgrut hie geht, ihra heisel, und gons leeva, gehn mit." Roughly translated: "It doesn't matter where the turtle goes, her house, her whole life, goes her."..

"I find inspiration through writing" (Swissinfo) bi2332146 Martin Suter, Switzerland's most popular living writer, has over the past ten years written numerous bestsellers and achieved international success

Ode to hamburgers a satisfying read (Honolulu Advertiser) bi2332146 an ode to a single foodstuff a road studded pitfalls. If you go too granular, your narrative derailed by obscurity. If you're too generalist, you sink a morass of cliche

Picturing 'American Ruins' (The Wichita Eagle) bi2332146 Arthur Drooker's photographs are not only evocative of another time and place, but they also appear otherworldly because of the techniques used to capture them. In an exhibit titled "American Ruins," Drooker's photographs are on display through Sept. 7 at the Wichita Art Museum. Drooker, based Los Angeles, makes living and directing television documentaries for the History ..

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