Crawford explores Eliot’s personal struggles and secret love affairsNewly revealed letters shed light on Eliot’s hidden ...

Peter Ackroyd’s “The Last Testament of Oscar Wilde” reimagines Wilde’s tragic wit in exile. Queer icons, caste futures, and ...

The Movie Stays the Same, Yet the Interpretation Is Often Very Different”: David Secter on the 60 Year Legacy of Winter Kept Us Warm “Winter kept us warm,” reads an early ...

The Movie Stays the Same, Yet the Interpretation Is Often Very Different”: David Secter on the 60 Year Legacy of Winter Kept Us Warm “Winter kept us warm,” reads an early ...

A child who grows up amid such relentless trauma carries wounds that no treaty can heal. Even if the guns fall silent, what ...

Ticket to ride on the London Metro If Underground movements are your cuppa tea – or Matcha Latte – hop aboard. ‘Mind the Gap between the train and the platform. This is the Jubilee ...

If we’re honest with ourselves, those of us who write action/adventure novels will freely acknowledge that Forsyth was “the better craftsman,” indeed, the best craftsman. I suspect that Forsyth would ...

Prepare yourself to be surprised - the fountain in Victoria Square isn't really called that. It's real name is The River. Of course, you can't really accurately call it a fountain either these days.

Barbara Holdridge and a friend found unlikely commercial success in the 1950s with recordings of such famous writers as Dylan Thomas and T.S. Eliot reciting their work. Holdridge died Monday at 95.

Madeline Miller spent over a decade writing The Song of Achilles – a fantasy romance retelling of Homer’s epic poem The Iliad ...

Our cultural touchstones series examines works that have had a lasting influence In 1967, French literary and cultural critic ...

Behind the prestige of 'Heart of Darkness' lies a brutal colonial history. This deep dive explores what makes it both ...