This World Poetry Day, Bangalore Times explores how Bengaluru’s dynamic atmosphere and social media’s reach are shaping ...

Following the death of his great friend Arthur Henry Hallam in 1833, the poet Alfred Tennyson began writing In Memoriam AHH, ...

As the world marked World Poetry Day, a quiet unease settled among Arab poets, a sense that the currents of their art were shifting, perhaps drifting away from familiar shores. They spoke of a ...

Our Collective Voices,” a poetry reading celebrating the poetry and work of Loveland’s current poet laureate, Lynn Kincanon, ...

Moldagaliyev also co-authored Kazakhstan’s first national anthem “Zharalgan Namystan Kaharman Halykpyz,” along with other ...

On Tuesday night, a local author and Daily Press columnist held an author talk at the Escanaba Library. Karen (Rose) Wils spent the past 30-plus years writing her Riverside column in the Lifestyles ...

Spectators can see lots of moths in her artwork. As moths, contradictory to butterflies, represent endings, death, and even ...

But democracy is, at its core, fundamentally an ethical relationship. Even in its most elementary form, elections, democracy ...

Faber has acquired a new illustrated collection by the Poet Laureate, Simon Armitage. Editor Lavinia Singer acquired UK and Commonwealth rights to Dwell from Kirsty McLachlan of M ...

In yesterday’s newsletter, Bill quoted Philip Larkin’s “Homage to a Government,” on Britain’s quiet post-WWII retrenchment: ...

Through Rekhta Learning, students, artists, and professionals are engaging with the language for creative expression, ...

The study of the human condition has long been fragmented into distinct silos, dividing the humanities from the interpretive social sciences. While each of these disciplines addresses vital questions ...