Love is not exclusive to lovers. It's for anyone and everyone. If it were not there would be no ministers or priests to preach. No Mother Theresa or teachers to teach. No one looking up at the moon ...

"So be careful with the company you keep. Not all who cry with you feel your pain. Theirs might be tears of joy," warns Sonnie Ibadah in Dear Heart, a poem from her book Odyness to Madness—a powerful ...

"Philosophy is the mother of art, literature, poetry and aesthetics. Its survival as a mainstream subject is indeed essential ...

This year's two sessions reveal the region is continuing to develop new and innovative cultural travel experiences. Beyond ...

Author Lisa C. Taylor discusses how the awareness of our mortality can animate our writing and improve our lives.

Cauleen Smith’s camera tunes into the city’s idioms, inviting us to witness the granular, the unspectacular, to linger with ...

Some people should live forever. Chip Wallace should have lived forever. Ask anyone who knew him. He and Don Dickert grew up ...

The exquisite coffee pot was made about 250 years ago, crafted out of 40 ounces of silver, formed and engraved by the finest ...

The Eavan Boland Library is the first building on Trinity College Dublin's city-centre campus to be named after a woman. The ...

Show & Tell isn’t just for kids. Adults can share their story at “Adult Show and Tell” on Monday, March 31, at 2 pm, in a special event to take place in the meeting room of C.H. Booth Library, 25 ...

Commemorating Women’s History Month, Pasadena Village & Villager Jim Hendrick invite you to a poetry gathering to discuss the ...

NPR's Michel Martin speaks with author Reginald Dwayne Betts about his new collection of poems, "Doggerel," a meditation on ...