In 2020, Leslé Honoré’s “Brown Girl, Brown Girl” poem went viral. The original work from Honoré’s 2017 book of poetry “Fist & Fire,” was revised and posted on social media to coincide with Senator ...

Britain’s first Black female publisher on reshaping the literary landscape, why editing is like midwifery — and her roll-call ...

Peter Robb’s superb book Midnight in Sicily is a sensuous tour of Sicilian food, art, and urban life. Organized crime, its ostensible subject, lurks in the background — the dark alleyway behind the ...

The three novels today highlight authors who take genre fiction to particular heights, toying with the tropes associated with the different ...

Today marks the release of the new split record by American Sacred Music and ameokama. It is called Ash in My Mouth/SHIN MUSUME DOJOJI and features four tracks by American Sacred Music and one ...

Ibn Arabi explains that Nizam, representing divinity, cannot be understood through orthodox dogma but through love alone. Her solitary chamber, he clarifies, is actually the human heart. He also ...

The Elkhart Library is teaming up with a fine arts school for I Love to Read Month.Premier Arts is putting on Dr. Seuss's ...

In the SXSW player “Love Language,” a young woman left at the altar finds side gig writing wedding vows for brides-to-be. In her own way, the film’s leading lady Chloe Grace Moretz has also been ...

The author of Tolkappiyam, Tolkappiyar, may be regarded as one of the earliest anthropologists of the ancient world.

“It’s supposed to be the start of spring. The vernal equinox is in March. But it’s actually really cold, so I don’t really accept that,” Sara Nicholson said, when I asked her how she feels about the ...