September 23, 2014
Released the same year, Frank Miller’s The Dark Knight Returns and Alan Moore’s Watchmen transformed comic books into graphic novels.
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Released the same year, Frank Miller’s The Dark Knight Returns and Alan Moore’s Watchmen transformed comic books into graphic novels.
Read MoreWhat can the differences between the two teach us about post-World War II American literature?
Read More179 years ago today, it was OK to marry your underage first cousin — and Poe did exactly that with Virginia Eliza Clemm.
Read MoreAs a founder of science fiction, Wells got a surprising share the future right. He also got some things very, very wrong.
Read MoreExperiencing the atomic bombing of Japan through the short animated film Pikadon.
Read MoreDenise Levertov teaches an aspiring poet that it’s more important to know how to live than to know how to write.
Read MoreThe renowned children’s author undoubtedly has a way with words, but he’s also a master of confronting the difficulties of life.
Read MoreBeginning in Brooklyn and branching off around the world, Andrew Beccone’s eclectic library is making art out of outdated books.
Read MoreRandle Patrick McMurphy of One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest and Hank Stamper of Sometimes a Great Notion: two men of incredible strength whom Kesey brings to their knees. Why?
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