In his new book, English professor Michael Drout delves into Tolkien’s life and work while reminiscing about his own father ...

Author: Andrew Hartman, who grew up in Colorado, is a professor of history at Illinois State University. He’s the author of three books: “Karl Marx in America,” “A War for the Soul of America – A ...

Representational Photo It may not be far-fetched to describe historical Kashmir as the “land of poets.”  The nature of poetry ...

YEARS ago, a friend closed his normal ebullience down completely, silencing himself for about 45 long seconds as he stared at the street’s ...

Ahead of a new systemwide administrative-review process, instructors are scrutinizing lessons on race, gender, and even The ...

Plato wasn't just criticizing Homer. He was competing with him, offering Greece a new mythology with new heroes.

Described by hosts Sally Nugent and Jon Kay as the 'most romantic man in Yorkshire', Raymond Horsely opened up about being ...

Where are the writers who work on the dock? Where are stevedores, the longshoremen? The pipe fitters? The electricians?” ...

Adeleke Babatunde’s ‘Origami’ memorialises how the human body remembers pain, love, and faith. Composed of thirty-three poems ...

The all-time greatest classic rock album covers include imagery from Tommy by the Who and Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club ...

Just as Martha Hatch Balph’s book of poems, “The Entire Sky,” represents just that — both avian and otherwise — it represents ...

Elisa Gabbert’s collections of poetry and essays include, most recently, “Normal Distance” and “Any Person Is the Only Self.” ...