October 08, 2014
Fitzgerald, Alcott, Forster — they’re best known for their novels, but don’t overlook the grim novellas and short stories.
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Fitzgerald, Alcott, Forster — they’re best known for their novels, but don’t overlook the grim novellas and short stories.
Read MoreFifty-nine years ago today, Ginsberg performed his seminal poem for the first time, marking the public debut of the Beats.
Read MoreThe deluge of the Information Age has made it difficult to keep pace, but that doesn’t mean we should discriminate so callously.
Read MoreWhen people take to the streets to express their support or displeasure over … art?
Read MoreAnthony D’Amato’s new album, The Shipwreck from the Shore, brings back a sound thought lost.
Read MoreReconsidering the literary landscape in the wake of the Great War, Lawrence rescued Herman Melville’s now venerated novel from absolute obscurity.
Read MoreWelsh is one of the few contemporary Scottish authors to have captured the attention of mainstream America. What’s the attraction?
Read MoreOne of the 20th century’s major poets provides keen insight into proper feline monikers.
Read MoreNow hailed as a masterpiece, Faulkner's novel was initially written off by the public and the author himself. Why?
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