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• SANDY DAYS, SALTY NIGHTS - Florida Weekly (2013/05/21 20:36)

  SANDY DAYS, SALTY NIGHTSFlorida WeeklyI'm spending the summer in France in a remote mountain village and there is a dog here named Homer (for the Greek poet not the Simpsons character). He's a Brittany Spaniel, fierce and lovable and loyal. He's stubborn, too, and very bossy. But I don't mind.
• The Marginalized Alexander Pope - Huffington Post UK (blog) (2013/05/21 09:29)

  Huffington Post UK (blog)The Marginalized Alexander PopeHuffington Post UK (blog)Spring 2013 marks two significant anniversaries for Alexander Pope, perhaps the most representative and alien English poet of the 18th Century. Pope is memorialized both for the 325th anniversary of his birth, on 21 ... Later that same year, Pope made ...The dire offences of Alexander PopeOUPblog (blog)all 2 news articles »
• Guthrie Announces Added Performances of AN ILIAD, Running thru 6/1 - Broadway World (2013/05/20 14:39)

  Guthrie Announces Added Performances of AN ILIAD, Running thru 6/1Broadway WorldThe Guthrie Theater today announced three additional performances added to the lauded run of An Iliad, the single-actor storytelling adaptation of Homer's Greek classic about the siege of Troy, featuring Stephen Yoakam as The Poet and directed by ...and more »
• Study Up For 'Think:' In Romare Bearden's World, Color Is Song - KERA News (2013/05/20 09:27)

  Study Up For 'Think:' In Romare Bearden's World, Color Is SongKERA NewsIn the opening of The Odyssey, Homer, the poet, prays to his muse to help him sing the song of Odysseus, the story of the wily Greek warrior's struggles to return home after the Trojan War. Thinking of The Odyssey as a blues song or a jazz standard ...and more »
• BWW Reviews: Guthrie Summer Starts Strong with AN ILIAD and THE ... - Broadway World (2013/05/20 03:51)

  BWW Reviews: Guthrie Summer Starts Strong with AN ILIAD and THE ...Broadway WorldAN ILIAD by Lisa Peterson and Denis O'Hare, adapted by Homer with translation by Robert Fagles, is a one-man show starring Guthrie veteran Stephen Yoakam as The Poet, who has been telling the story of the Greek war with Troy for generations. Like THE ...
• And That Happened: Sunday's scores and highlights - NBCSports.com (2013/05/20 03:30)

  And That Happened: Sunday's scores and highlightsNBCSports.comGalvis saved his bacon. Cardinals 4, Brewers 2: The Cardinals beat old friend Kyle Lohse for the third straight time. After the game said “Baseball is a stupid game. Baseball is weird, man.” They should have sent a poet. Rangers 11, Tigers 8: Three ...and more »
• Globetrotting actor Bruce DuBose on why yodeling is a marketable skill - CultureMap Dallas (2013/05/19 07:13)

  Globetrotting actor Bruce DuBose on why yodeling is a marketable skillCultureMap DallasThe one-man show was a whirlwind, calling on DuBose to embody Achilles and all the other players of the Trojan War while channeling the complex emotions and reactions through a blend of modern language and Homer's lyrical but difficult poetry.
• Eurovision Song Contest: Geht mir aus der Sonne, Barbaren! - ZEIT ONLINE (2013/05/18 07:13)

  Eurovision Song Contest: Geht mir aus der Sonne, Barbaren!ZEIT ONLINEDie Heimkehr des Odysseus, wie sie Homer vor knapp 3.000 und Kavafis vor 100 Jahren besungen haben: "Brichst du auf gen Ithaka, wünsch' dir eine lange Fahrt, voller Abenteuer, voller Wissen." ... Aber dieser Poet sitzt in der Tonne. Er ruft: Geht mir ...
• Dantes "Göttliche Komödie": Der Großmeister des Grauens - nachrichten.at (2013/05/17 15:09)

  Dantes "Göttliche Komödie": Der Großmeister des Grauensnachrichten.atHomer und Ovid, Kleopatra und Alexander den Großen, Atilla und Odysseus. „Dante spiegelt die Glaubensvorstellungen seiner Zeit ... In der realen Welt wird der Poet noch zu Lebzeiten schwer bestraft. Er hatte politisch auf das falsche Pferd gesetzt ...and more »
• Everybody Say 'OPA!' - Huffington Post (2013/05/17 09:33)

  Huffington PostEverybody Say 'OPA!'Huffington Posta common Greek word that we discovered has ancient roots dating back thousands of years ago to the writings of Homer (Greek: Ὅμηρος), revered as the greatest ancient Greek epic poet and author of the classic works of literature, the Illiad and the Odyssey.
• THEATER REVIEW | "An Illiad" at the Guthrie Theater: Homer, up close and ... - Twin Cities Daily Planet (2013/05/17 01:13)

  Twin Cities Daily PlanetTHEATER REVIEW | "An Illiad" at the Guthrie Theater: Homer, up close and ...Twin Cities Daily PlanetStephen Yoakam in An Illiad. Photo by Aaron Fenster, courtesy Guthrie Theater. In Athens, Greece, circa 450 BCE, the blind poet Homer was bigger than the Beatles. His The Iliad and The Odyssey put him on the level of John, Paul, Luke, and Matthew in ...
• 'An Iliad': Powerful Adaptation of an Ancient Tale - Syracuse iSchool News (2013/05/16 23:45)

  'An Iliad': Powerful Adaptation of an Ancient TaleSyracuse iSchool NewsOne of the world's oldest stories comes to life from the point of view of a single poet in "An Iliad," directed by Penny Metropulos ("Red," "Picasso at the Lapin Agile," "Up") at Syracuse Stage. Lisa Peterson and Denis O'Hare's adaptation of Homer's ...
• Why Common Core Foes Don't Bother Looking at the Examples of Books to Read - Dropout Nation (2013/05/16 10:50)

  Why Common Core Foes Don't Bother Looking at the Examples of Books to ReadDropout NationMeanwhile middle school English teachers can assign such classics as Louisa May Alcott's Little Women, English poet William Butler Yeats The Song of Wandering Aengus, and Langston Hughes' I, Too, Sing America. By high school, teachers can assign Homer ...
• Theater - New York Times (2013/05/16 10:46)

  New York TimesTheaterNew York TimesThere are probably many more Fringe festivals out there than you suspected, and this one is heading into its eighth summer of eclectic performances that include theater, dance, puppetry, improvisation, clowning, hip-hop, poetry, mime and who knows what ...and more »
• Reminiscing Mother's Day - Dorchester Reporter (2013/05/16 03:53)

  Reminiscing Mother's DayDorchester ReporterMy maternal grandfather was also a poet. Many of his ... The first is “Northeaster” by Winslow Homer, the second, “Lachrymae” by Frederic, Lord Leighton, and the third, “The Monet Family in Their Garden at Argenteuil” by Edouard Manet. I would go just ...
• Kibbitzing with Caplan - St. Louis Jewish Light (2013/05/15 15:45)

  Kibbitzing with CaplanSt. Louis Jewish LightAccording to the New York Times, Peterson and O'Hare have telescoped the expanses of Homer's great poem into an evening that scales the conflict of the Trojan War down to an intimate solo show illuminating both the heroism and the horror of warfare.
• Lost City May Lurk in Honduras Rain Forest - Discovery News (2013/05/15 09:53)

  Lost City May Lurk in Honduras Rain ForestDiscovery NewsThe blind poet Homer told of Troy, the great city-state laid low when Menelaus, king of Mycenean Sparta, went looking for revenge. Menelaus led a coalition of Greeks against Paris, the Trojan prince who kidnapped Helen, Menelaus' fantastically ...and more »
• King of the Underground: an interview with Ron Whitehead Part 1 - Examiner.com (2013/05/15 07:44)

  Examiner.comKing of the Underground: an interview with Ron Whitehead Part 1Examiner.comE-mail *. do not change. Contact Email. Contact Email2. Contact Url. Subscribe to Blog. Remember my Info. "My life is a sand painting poem. Here gone, here gone gone gone, baby. Beautifully, meticulously, randomly, fractalledly, holistically forever ...
• An Iliad captures the classic tale - City Pages (2013/05/14 16:20)

  An Iliad captures the classic taleCity Pages... the story into an hour and a half (the Poet ruefully notes at the beginning that he used to sing this particular song for days at a time) but also stretches it to encompass wars that have occurred in the 3,000 or so years since Homer first recited ...
• What happens if you go to hell according to Dante? - Newstalk 106-108 fm (2013/05/14 07:15)

  Newstalk 106-108 fmWhat happens if you go to hell according to Dante?Newstalk 106-108 fmThe title takes its name from the first part of Medieval Italian poet Dante's epic poem 'The Divine Comedy'. The 14th ... It included green fields and a castle with seven gates where one could meet famous faces from antiquity like Homer, Julius Cesar ...and more »
• MN Orchestra situation 'particularly agonizing and seemingly inexplicable' - MinnPost.com (2013/05/14 06:38)

  MinnPost.comMN Orchestra situation 'particularly agonizing and seemingly inexplicable'MinnPost.comFive reasons to see “An Iliad” at the Guthrie: 1) Playwrights Lisa Peterson and Denis O'Hare have made Homer's 3,000-year-old epic poem about the Trojan War immediate and timely – partly by adding contemporary language and references (describing ...
• Dan Brown on 'Inferno': 'I just spent 3 years in hell' - Today.com (2013/05/14 05:13)

  Dan Brown on 'Inferno': 'I just spent 3 years in hell'Today.comBrown's note is a quote from Homer, the ancient Greek poet. 'Inferno'. Doubleday. “It's a petition, in the same way that Homer was saying, 'Listen, I've got to write 'The Odyssey,''' Brown said. “Sing in me, muse, and help me tell this story.' I wrote ...and more »
• Priscila, the poet and social worker - The New Indian Express (2013/05/11 11:34)

  Priscila, the poet and social workerThe New Indian ExpressFunny, smart, saucy, surprising—her poems are difficult to categorise but let me offer you a few titles so you can get a sense of them. Items Recovered from Homer's Wastepaper Basket; My Computer is Developing Autism and Other Disorders; I Refuse the ...
• Wanda's Picks for May 2013 - San Francisco Bay View (2013/05/09 23:43)

  Wanda's Picks for May 2013San Francisco Bay ViewDaphne Muse, writer, poet and social commentator, was present at the trial and writes on her blog about Leo Branton: “He was one of the first to hire consultants to develop psychological profiles of jurors and demand fairer diversity of juries ...
• Derrick Rose and his Achilles' heel - Chicago Tribune (2013/05/09 16:28)

  Chicago TribuneDerrick Rose and his Achilles' heelChicago TribuneThe above verse written by 19th century American poet John Greenleaf Whittier has often been quoted in reference to an opportunity that was not seized, or to a love that was unrequited. In Chicago, the famous line of iambic tetrameter ... Or does he ...and more »
• 'An Iliad' at Guthrie Theater a powerful, resonant tale of war - Pioneer Press (2013/05/09 10:29)

  'An Iliad' at Guthrie Theater a powerful, resonant tale of warPioneer PressIt accomplishes its task, in fact, with a single actor, Stephen Yoakam, relating the ancient tale of the Trojan War first told by Homer and adapted in this staging by Lisa Peterson and Denis O'Hare. It's a dense, sometimes meandering 95 minutes, filled ...
• Entertainment listings - Vancouver Sun (2013/05/09 01:40)

  Entertainment listingsVancouver Sun1070 Homer St. . Runs until May 12 . 604-737-3969, kostuikgallery.com. ""Kariton Art Gallery. Earth Water Sky: Works in mixed media by members of the Central Fraser Valley Graphic Guild . 2387 Ware St., Abbotsford . Runs until May 28 . 604-852-9358 ...
• PacRep's indelible 'An Iliad' is a cracking good yarn - Monterey County Herald (2013/05/08 10:08)

  PacRep's indelible 'An Iliad' is a cracking good yarnMonterey County HeraldLead us out of this grim repetition, great poet Homer! The Pacific Repertory Theatre opens its season with another timely drama speaking directly and potently to issues of the day. "An Iliad" was written by two savvy, award-winning theater pros, Lisa ...and more »
• Aiming For Epic: Anne Carson's Red Doc> Reviewed - The Quietus (2013/05/05 10:47)

  Aiming For Epic: Anne Carson's Red Doc> ReviewedThe QuietusIn tradition dating back to Homer, epic poetry often begins not at the start of the story but in the middle of the action – in media res. The historian Horace was likely the first to use this term, circa 13 BCE, saying that the ideal poet 'hurries to ...
• Veteran Guthrie actor Stephen Yoakam takes up the mantle of war, in the name ... - Minneapolis Star Tribune (2013/05/04 12:03)

  Minneapolis Star TribuneVeteran Guthrie actor Stephen Yoakam takes up the mantle of war, in the name ...Minneapolis Star TribuneAnd he can, as he is the only performer in the Homer-derived solo work by director Lisa Peterson and “True Blood” actor Denis O'Hare. “It's not about the ... “It's about the weight of history that this poet, this storyteller is bearing. It's about what ...
• The Hipster's Fashion Funk - Wall Street Journal (2013/05/03 14:55)

  The Hipster's Fashion FunkWall Street JournalOr dangerous. Do not confuse me with Keats, Byron or Shelley. Much less Homer. No, I am marinated in frivolity. I am, after all, a poet." This look, however, was by no means distinctive, much less original. It was merely one dreary variation of the ...and more »
• Commentary misunderstood what poets do - Anchorage Daily News (2013/05/03 14:45)

  Commentary misunderstood what poets doAnchorage Daily NewsAgain, in “On First Looking into Chapman's Homer”—the Keats poem that Dunham dismisses as juvenilia “in no small part” because of “dishonesty” in its specifics—if the author had used the correct surname, Balboa, instead of Cortez (referring to the ...
• On a Wing back with the shorebirds - Homer Tribune (2013/05/01 10:23)

  Homer TribuneOn a Wing back with the shorebirdsHomer TribuneBird poetry draws a wide variety from Homer poets. Poet John Seitz, a favorite at the annual event, takes his inspiration from events that occur during the year. In this year's case, he arrived home from vacation to the news that a dead crow was in his ...and more »
• Rangers' bats have Yu's back as calendar turns - Fort Worth Star Telegram (2013/04/30 21:35)

  Fort Worth Star TelegramRangers' bats have Yu's back as calendar turnsFort Worth Star TelegramIt was the poet T.S. Eliot who said, “April is the cruellest month.” Clearly, he ... Wise's two-run homer knotted the game briefly at 4-4, and Darvish finished the night with a very pedestrian pitching line of six innings and seven hits and four runs ...and more »
• Iran Continues Crackdown on Sufis - Huffington Post (2013/04/30 15:18)

  Iran Continues Crackdown on SufisHuffington PostIt is often asserted that the Sufi author Jalalad'din Rumi (1207-73 CE) is the most widely-read poet in the U.S. Rumi is among the supreme literary figures for Iranians. He is joined in the Iranian consciousness to such Sufis as Bayazet Al-Bastami (804 ...and more »
• When the Bard Had the Blues - Slate Magazine (2013/04/30 06:17)

  Slate MagazineWhen the Bard Had the BluesSlate MagazineThe man admired for his "scope" could have been George Chapman, translator of Homer, often suggested as the rival poet who figures in the sonnets. But the comparisons seem absurd. Nobody in his time writes up to Shakespeare's knees. If Shakespeare ...
• Warriors' comeback win splits Incline weekend - Tahoe Daily Tribune (2013/04/30 01:24)

  Warriors' comeback win splits Incline weekendTahoe Daily TribuneFor Whittell, Elliott had a single to go with his two homers, scoring three times with four RBI. Gibby scored twice, had two hits and was robbed of a third. Poet was 4-for-4 with two doubles, two RBI and a run scored. Kixmiller's triple and Barnes ...
• Conservatory opera presents 'Night in a Museum' at Union Station - UMKC University News (2013/04/29 21:11)

  Conservatory opera presents 'Night in a Museum' at Union StationUMKC University NewsMulti-media effects were also employed in the concert during an operatic reading by student Christopher Carbin of selected excerpts from Homer's epic poem “The Odyssey.” Carbin read as the other performers performed a shadow play on a screen far at up ...
• In South Hebron, 'new rules' are rather like the 'old rules' - +972 Magazine - Independent commentary from Israel and the Palestinian territories (2013/04/29 04:31)

  In South Hebron, 'new rules' are rather like the 'old rules'+972 Magazine - Independent commentary from Israel and the Palestinian territoriesHe says he's missed seeing me. He's interested in the little book I am carrying in my front pocket, so I hand it to him, and he flips through the pages. Most of it is in Greek: I tell him there was once, long ago, a great poet called Homer. He hasn't ...and more »
• Fire of Anatolia: Fusion of West and East from Turkey - Peninsula On-line (2013/04/28 17:02)

  Fire of Anatolia: Fusion of West and East from TurkeyPeninsula On-lineAn Anatolian poet had returned this story to human memory, which is believed that its events took place in the year 1180 BC. This story was recorded by Homer — who was born in Izmir — in his immortal books Iliad and the Odyssey, and has taken its ...and more »
• Family Literacy Night connects students with reading - Newnan Times-Herald (2013/04/28 03:26)

  Newnan Times-HeraldFamily Literacy Night connects students with readingNewnan Times-HeraldIt started with Kelli Sowerbrower's idea for a book fair at the high school level and blossomed into the Newnan High School-hosted Community Family Literacy Night, a recent event featuring scavenger hunts, art, workshops, poetry and prizes. “I quickly ...
• Blue Notes: Chris Potter's 'Odyssey' album - South China Morning Post (2013/04/28 01:12)

  Blue Notes: Chris Potter's 'Odyssey' albumSouth China Morning Post... and composer Chris Potter has had a crack at the theme: The Sirens, his latest album and his first as a leader for the ECM label, is based on The Odyssey, and each of the nine tracks takes its title from a character or episode in Homer's epic poem.
• Art Beat: Former Anchorage kid named an 'Illustrator of the Future' - Anchorage Daily News (2013/04/27 22:17)

  Anchorage Daily NewsArt Beat: Former Anchorage kid named an 'Illustrator of the Future'Anchorage Daily NewsThe editor of my much-thumbed 1968 "Norton Anthology of English Literature" included John Keats' sonnet, "On First Looking into Chapman's Homer," calling it Keat' "first great poem." I'm inclined to consider it juvenile and dismissible, in no small ...
• Laura McLean: By any name, yellow harbingers of spring are beauties - SouthCoastToday.com (2013/04/27 21:30)

  Laura McLean: By any name, yellow harbingers of spring are beautiesSouthCoastToday.com"No one knows why people began to call the flower asphodel, which carpeted Elysium [a sort of afterlife paradise from Homer] an affodill, in the 15th century," writes Robert Hendrickson in QPB Encyclopedia of Word and Phrase Origins. ... The "dainty ...
• Interactive 'Soundforge' highlights Museum of Contemporary Craft - OregonLive.com (2013/04/26 09:55)

  Interactive 'Soundforge' highlights Museum of Contemporary CraftOregonLive.comWhile the title of his exhibition would seem to be a deep "inside baseball" reference, it's actually a smirking nod to John Keats' sonnet "On First Looking into Chapman's Homer," in which the poet celebrates the Elizabethan playwright George Chapman's ...
• Poetry Round-Up: New edition of Café Review, national poets visit Portland - Portland Daily Sun (2013/04/25 18:54)

  Poetry Round-Up: New edition of Café Review, national poets visit PortlandPortland Daily SunReviewers Christopher Robley and Jefferson Navicky each read a few of their poems. Robley read one which spoke of the alternative endings to Homer's "Odyssey," and Navicky read one called "30 minutes," about trying to "pound out a poem in half an hour ...
• Arsenal are preparing to give Man United a Guard of Honour . . . so what's it ... - Daily Mail (2013/04/25 17:22)

  Daily MailArsenal are preparing to give Man United a Guard of Honour . . . so what's it ...Daily MailThe Ancient Greek poet Homer wrote about warriors as fallen heroes who were given a similar ceremony. There are further examples throughout Classical and Medieval history. Guard of Honour: United applaud Chelsea on to the Old Trafford pitch in May ...and more »
• Kachemak Bay Writers' Conference accepting early registration - Juneau Empire (subscription) (2013/04/25 01:07)

  Kachemak Bay Writers' Conference accepting early registrationJuneau Empire (subscription)... for the 2013 Kachemak Bay Writers' Conference, scheduled for June 14-18 at Land's End Resort in Homer, is May 4. This year's keynote presenter will be internationally-recognized and award winning novelist, short story writer and poet Naomi Shihab Nye.
• Homer's Best Bets - Homer News (2013/04/24 20:10)

  Homer's Best BetsHomer NewsIn "Heart Meets Mind," Saulitis, the poet, and Matkin, the scientist, talk about the emotion of whale encounters and the science of whale research. They speak at 5 p.m. Friday at the Pratt Museum. BEST EASY MINING BET: Why dig up mountains when there's ...
• FYI News briefs & announcements – April 24 - Homer Tribune (2013/04/24 14:27)

  FYI News briefs & announcements – April 24Homer TribuneThe “Fast Ferry” will be providing the quick, 45-minute trip between Homer and Seldovia twice a day aboard the modern, 150 passenger M/V Kachemak Voyager. Reservations are not required; travelers can purchase tickets right on the ferry. Operating ...and more »
• Return To The Core Of (Neo) European Aspiration – Review - Eurasia Review (2013/04/24 11:33)

  Eurasia ReviewReturn To The Core Of (Neo) European Aspiration – ReviewEurasia ReviewThis poem deserves to be called as “European” in many levels, starting with some crucial connective points, first of all the references flowing in biblical writing, them Homer's poems and Dante Alighieri's “Divine Comedy” etc. … It is considered to be ...
• Songs, poems speak of fresh ordeals - Sydney Morning Herald (2013/04/24 07:20)

  Sydney Morning HeraldSongs, poems speak of fresh ordealsSydney Morning HeraldThe soldier is forever returning, be it in song, or poem, or book, or film. Whether you turn to the classics - Homer's Odyssey, Shakespeare - to Hollywood or to Hemingway, you will find protagonists confronting variations on the theme of homecoming ...and more »
• Coquitlam Mayor Calls For Changes To Lougheed Highway - Huffington Post Canada (2013/04/23 21:25)

  Coquitlam Mayor Calls For Changes To Lougheed HighwayHuffington Post CanadaIt's said that the poet Homer may have been born here. Additionally, Christopher Columbus supposedly prepared for his journey to America here. <a href="http://www.trippy.com/friends/4eb96c1ee4b0c0ec367ca006/Ridiculously_Crazy_Roads.html">See all ...and more »
• Warriors' comeback falls short - Tahoe Daily Tribune (2013/04/23 15:58)

  Warriors' comeback falls shortTahoe Daily TribuneAfter allowing two unearned runs in the first, Whittell answered in the bottom half with doubles by Gibson, Elliott and Poet to tie the game 2-2. In the third for North Tahoe, Spencer launched a colossal three-run homer over the fence in left to the ...
• The Poet of the Hanoi Hilton speaks of art and marching at St. Patrick Church ... - Chesterton Tribune (2013/04/23 12:39)

  The Poet of the Hanoi Hilton speaks of art and marching at St. Patrick Church ...Chesterton TribuneAnd there, wandering from room to room, from attic to cellar, sifting memories, cherishing hopes, the man made of himself a craftsman of the imagination, he wrought and hammered and polished, and then, as Homer once upon a time sang of Odysseus' trials ...
• Anthony Thwaite on Patrick Garland, 'an excellent reader of poetry' - The Guardian (2013/04/23 05:18)

  The GuardianAnthony Thwaite on Patrick Garland, 'an excellent reader of poetry'The GuardianThis site uses cookies. By continuing to browse the site you are agreeing to our use of cookies. Find out more hereHide / Related information / Books / Philip Larkin · / Poetry · / Ted Hughes · / WH Auden · / Why Faber Voices is well worth shouting ...
• Photo Flash: Sneak Peek at Stephen Yoakam in Rehearsals for Guthrie's AN ILIAD - Broadway World (2013/04/22 12:25)

  Photo Flash: Sneak Peek at Stephen Yoakam in Rehearsals for Guthrie's AN ILIADBroadway WorldRehearsals continue at the Guthrie for An Iliad, the single-actor storytelling adaptation of Homer's Greek classic about the siege of Troy, featuring Stephen Yoakam as The Poet and directed by Benjamin McGovern (The Edge of Our Bodies, Circle Mirror ...

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