The second event will be held at 4pm on 1 February and will feature a roundtable discussion on the folktale Su Anase ( The ...

Thanks to singer-songwriter-artist-activist Natalie Merchant, students from one dozen Chicago Public Schools are experiencing ...

I stumbled across an old menu the other day on social media, one claiming to be from 1937, for the passengers on a German ...

Four local artists of various mediums explore transformation by finding inspiration in the blank canvas of a new year.

Explore three powerful books by marginalized voices honoring Mahasweta Devi's legacy, highlighting stories of oppression and ...

A columnist and feature writer for the Irish Independent, Tanya Sweeney makes her fiction debut this month with Esther Is Now ...

Fifty-five years after Oak Ridge High School Class of 1970 graduate Larry Lunsford was first featured in The Oak Ridger in an ...

Today in History for Jan. 14: In 1529, Spanish diplomat and writer Juan de Valdes published his Dialogue on Christian Doctrine. It paved the way for Protestant ideas in Spain. In 1645, the Company of ...

Encouraged by Olive, John had begun writing fiction, and his first book, a children’s novel, ‘The Summer of Lily and Esme’ ...

The Robert Louis Stevenson: A Child’s Garden of Verses is on view through August 30th at Selby Gardens’ Historic Spanish ...

George Eliot is one of the most popular novelists of English literature. She was born as Mary Ann Evans but took George Eliot ...

The Moldovan writer Tatiana Tibuleac’s brief, profound novel “The Summer My Mother Had Green Eyes” belongs in the latter camp ...