What Shade of Brown is a powerful and emotional collection of poetry and narrative prose in which Nehiyawakn (Cree)-Métis ...

Barry Hill’s new poetry collection Lamb blends insightful, impatient and powerful commentary with grandfatherly reflections ...

You know the saying "kids say the darnedest things?" As author Matt Forrest Esenwine explains, they write some pretty wild ...

A.O. Scott ponders the specific gravity and unlikely grace of Kay Ryan’s “Turtle.” And we have a game to help you memorize it ...

S ince the turn of the millennium, Karen Solie has been the coolest of cool new things in Canadian poetry—a mysterious figure ...

Part Three of John's funeral just wrapped on Days of Our Lives, and it ended with two of the people whose lives, perhaps, ...

Poetry and translation are both about picking the just-right word. But reading multiple translations makes an implicit case for celebrating abundance and variety.

Tareen, a young poet from Kashmir, isn't here to dazzle. His verses are often delicate, always sincere. There's no posturing.

Award-winning author, poet, and social advocate Dr. Madhumita Bhattacharjee Nayyar continues to touch hearts across the ...

The RCB stadium stampede exposes the convergence of crowd psychology, state failure, caste-coded fandom, and the violent spectacle of cricket in a country where identity and sport merge.

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