Writers from the Dixie Chapter of the Utah Poets Society and the Heritage Writers Guild submitted poetry to the annual Spring Salon contest at the Mesquite Fine Art Gallery.

Tuesday, March 16, 2010 Our correspondent Rawalpindi A poetry recitation session with feminist poets Kishwar Naheed and Atia Daud was organised by the Women Research and Resource Centre in collaboration with the Asian Study Group as part of Women's Day celebrations.

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Wisconsin writer Freya Manfred is not only a fine poet but the daughter of the late Frederick Manfred, a distinguished novelist of the American west.

At a moment when the Arab world was buffeted by modernity, Umm Kulthum's voice was a lodestar.

Premier Wen Jiabao yesterday displayed the showmanship and soft-edged populism that has drawn both devotees and critics as he seeks to tame China's wild ride of industrial expansion.

Setting poems to music is risky business for composers. But when it's done right, and each element enhances the other, a new thing is born.

Wu Liguang reads his poems in front of Zhengzhou Orthopaedics Hospital on March 2. Photo: Courtesy of Wang Yong Last Tuesday outside a hospital in Zhengzhou, Henan Province, a small crowd collected around Wu Liguang as he stood, weakened by illness, bravely reading poems he had penned during his hospitalization.