To paraphrase Audre Lorde, we need poetry because there are no new ideas — only new ways of making them felt. "And, boy, do ...

J.H. Prynne has always seemed to me to represent the real potential of poetry, as an art that can encompass ...

REVIEWED BY Prof. Rajiva Wijesinha Earlier this year, I sent her most recent book by an old friend, Kamala Wijeratne. Death of the Sperm Whale is her first book of poetry in four years, though in ...

Ten years after his debut novel, the poet and musician has written a follow-up exploring self-discovery and a life lived on the edge. He talks about sexuality, pronouns and drawing strength from the l ...

A chance gallery stop becomes an intimate encounter with Amogelang Maepa’s sensual, emotionally charged exploration of ...

What could a Romantic nineteenth-century poet from Brazil have seen in Adam Mickiewicz’s ‘To the Polish Mother’? And what ...

What does Mickiewicz have in common with China? Considering the geographical distance and the historical and cultural ...

CLEVELAND - The constitutional amendment at the heart of the Trump administration’s fight over birthright citizenship was drafted by a little-known Ohio congressman from a small town in Harrison ...

The unfortunate truth – for our public debate is less for it – is that in Jacob Zuma the ANC has a man no more able to ...

Writing in 1906, local historian H. F. Keith explained that the Sky Farm property was first settled in 1743 and was ...

Goyle, Chert, Mire by Jean Sprackland; The House of Broken Things by Kim Moore; The Tree Is Missing by Shannon Kuta Kelly; Dog Star by Michael Symmons Roberts; Horses by Jake Skeets Goyle, Chert, Mire ...