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Literature

  • Why We Teach Our First Graders Shakespeare: Michael Fitzgerald
    Why We Teach Our First Graders Shakespeare: Michael Fitzgerald
    Michael Fitzgerald is the principal of a private elementary school in New York focused on classics, immersion in nature, and nurturing strong moral character.
    November 30, 2024BY Jan Jekielek
  • Graphic Book on Sex Wins ‘Book of the Year’ for 13-Year-Olds
    Graphic Book on Sex Wins ‘Book of the Year’ for 13-Year-Olds
    A children's book featuring graphic illustrated depictions of sexual activity has won one of Australia's highest literature awards.
    May 10, 2024BY Crystal-Rose Jones
  • Why Poetry Matters
    Why Poetry Matters
    In our increasingly disposable culture, poetry waves the flag of permanence. It musters memory against the onslaughts of ...
    February 20, 2024BY Roger Kimball
  • ‘The Sopranos’ at 25: A New World Tragedy
    ‘The Sopranos’ at 25: A New World Tragedy
    Commentary “The Sopranos” debuted 25 years ago, but what makes it a masterpiece is how much older its ...
    January 11, 2024BY Daniel McCarthy
  • Why Literature Is Crucial for a Good Education
    Why Literature Is Crucial for a Good Education
    Here are 3 ways that literature trains the mind and heart.
    January 2, 2024BY Walker Larson
  • Malicious Stalking as a Literary Device
    Malicious Stalking as a Literary Device
    Commentary Airport bookstores are often filled with customers, and surely some buy. I don’t. I just like to ...
    November 8, 2023BY Jeffrey A. Tucker
  • Mike Benz’s Secret History of How the Modern World Was Made
    Mike Benz’s Secret History of How the Modern World Was Made
    Benz tells Lee Smith how he became part of the history he’s writing
    October 27, 2023BY Lee Smith
  • Jon Fosse, Norwegian Master of Spare Nordic Writing, Wins Nobel Prize in Literature
    Jon Fosse, Norwegian Master of Spare Nordic Writing, Wins Nobel Prize in Literature
    STOCKHOLM—Jon Fosse, a master of spare Nordic literature in a sprawling body of work ranging from plays to ...
    October 5, 2023BY The Associated Press
  • Literature: ‘Lions and Tigers and Bears, Oh My!’
    Literature: ‘Lions and Tigers and Bears, Oh My!’
    Since Aesop, our stories, especially for children, have included talking animals. Why?
    August 13, 2023BY Jeff Minick
  • Vacation by the Book: The Joys and Benefits of Popcorn Reading
    Vacation by the Book: The Joys and Benefits of Popcorn Reading
    People pack all sorts of things when they head off on summer vacation. Most of these are standard ...
    July 3, 2023BY Jeff Minick
  • Myths and Legends Forged on the Shores of Gallipoli
    Myths and Legends Forged on the Shores of Gallipoli
    Commentary Another ANZAC Day (April 25) already fades into memory as I contemplate its powerful influence not only ...
    May 10, 2023BY David Daintree
  • La Fontaine: The Virtue of Absentmindedness
    La Fontaine: The Virtue of Absentmindedness
    It's often forgotten that being memorized is the best way to be remembered. For centuries, British schoolchildren had ...
    January 4, 2023BY Andrew Benson Brown
  • French Author Annie Ernaux Wins 2022 Nobel Prize for Literature
    French Author Annie Ernaux Wins 2022 Nobel Prize for Literature
    STOCKHOLM—French author Annie Ernaux won the 2022 Nobel Prize in Literature on Thursday for "the courage and clinical ...
    October 6, 2022BY Reuters
  • A Unique College Program Helps Students Hone Important Life Skills Through Performing Shakespeare Plays
    A Unique College Program Helps Students Hone Important Life Skills Through Performing Shakespeare Plays
    After school one day, a gregarious and confident sixth-grade student named Travis Curtright told his mother about his ...
    August 18, 2022BY Krista Thomas
  • Divine Messengers | From Nun to Genius (Episode 3)
    Divine Messengers | From Nun to Genius (Episode 3)
    Saint Hildegard was not only a nun, poet, and musician, but also a divinely inspired philosopher who observed ...
    March 26, 2022BY NTD Arts and Culture
  • Unique Literary Treasure Trove to Be Shared With the Public for the First Time in Almost a Century
    Unique Literary Treasure Trove to Be Shared With the Public for the First Time in Almost a Century
    A unique collection of antique literature will be shared with the public for the first time in almost ...
    February 18, 2022BY SWNS
  • A Literary Thanksgiving: 3 Stories, 3 Children’s Books, and a Compendium
    A Literary Thanksgiving: 3 Stories, 3 Children’s Books, and a Compendium
    Charles Dickens’s “A Christmas Carol,” O. Henry’s “The Gift of the Magi,” Robert May’s “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer,” ...
    November 20, 2021BY Jeff Minick
  • The Future Dreamed, the Past Imagined: Time Traveling and Literature
    The Future Dreamed, the Past Imagined: Time Traveling and Literature
    “I’m gonna build a time machine So I can go back and make the scene I’m gonna make ...
    November 14, 2021BY Jeff Minick
  • Cantre’r Gwaelod: The (Mythical?) Sunken Kingdom of Wales
    Cantre’r Gwaelod: The (Mythical?) Sunken Kingdom of Wales
    The story of Atlantis is not unique to the ancient Greeks, as other cultures also have similar legends ...
    May 25, 2015BY Wu Mingren
TOP NEWS
  • DOJ Says Agencies Should Prioritize English Over Other Languages
    1hr By Jack Phillips
    DOJ Says Agencies Should Prioritize English Over Other Languages
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    1hr By Victoria Friedman
    Kremlin Says Europe Must Show Readiness to Contribute to Peace Process Before Joining Talks
  • New White House Chief of Staff Imposes Restrictions on Meeting With Lobbyists
    3hr By Zachary Stieber
    New White House Chief of Staff Imposes Restrictions on Meeting With Lobbyists
  • Microsoft Outlook Emails Approaching Normal Levels After Outage, Company Says
    3hr By Jack Phillips
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  • Trump-Ordered Vaccine Safety Report Delayed Past Deadline
    3hr By Zachary Stieber
    Trump-Ordered Vaccine Safety Report Delayed Past Deadline
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    4hr By Evgenia Filimianova
    Global Oil Market Shows First Signs of Rebalancing as Gulf Exports Recover: IEA
  • Alleged Chinese Spy Alice Huang Linked to Huawei Data Center: Report
    5hr By Frank Fang
    Alleged Chinese Spy Alice Huang Linked to Huawei Data Center: Report
  • Bessent Blames Commerce Department for Failure to Blacklist Megaspeed
    5hr By Andrew Moran
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