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Sweden’s Enquist wins Austrian literature prize

Sweden’s Per Olov Enquist, a prolific writer of historical novels and one of the country’s most famous authors, was awarded Austria’s State Prize for European Literature late on Sunday.

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Polk State College offers new Holocaust Literature course

Published: Friday, July 16, 2010 at 4:01 a.m. Last Modified: Friday, July 16, 2010 at 1:44 a.m.

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St. John’s author Janet McNaughton finalist for Canadian Children’s Literature Award

St. John’s author Janet McNaughton is a finalist for the prestigious TD Canadian Children’s Literature Award 2010 for her novel Dragon Seer.

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Polk State College offers course in ‘Holocaust Literature’ in fall term

WINTER HAVEN - Polk State College will offer a course entitled Holocaust Literature (LIT 1201) during its fall term.

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Child’s play it’s not

As far as is known, arguing spiritedly about the state of children’s literature under clouds of cigarette smoke and mists of alcohol is not a literary norm.

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Sound Off: What a waste of money

What a waste of money. I just received a mailer for Sen. Roy McDonald.

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Fry leads hunt for most beautiful tweet

Stephen Fry is to announce the best tweet ever at a Literature and Arts festival next month.

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Common Literature selection explores acceptance

“Outcasts United,” a book about a small American town accepting new people into their culture, has been chosen as the Utah State University 2010 Common Literature Experience.

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USU’s HASS Hour to look at 21st Century literature

HASS Hour, presented by the College of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences at Utah State University, is a monthly activity that highlights faculty from the college discussing timely topics in a causal atmosphere.

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Professor offers a taste of Costa Rican feminism in literature, politics

By Michelle Ofelt The Daily Barometer The Costa Rican literary canon got an update yesterday when Dr. Mayela Vallejos-Ramírez, professor at Mesa State College, arrived at OSU to present her lecture on the “Commitment in Costa Rican Feminist Writing.” “Costa Rica only has about 100 years of literary tradition, and I am a Costa Rican myself, so that’s why I talk about Costa Rican women writers …

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