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  1. T S Eliot: Reflections on vers libre

    A lady, renowned in her small circle for the accuracy of her stop-press information of literature, complains to me of a growing pococurantism. “Since the Russians came in I can read nothing else. I have finished Dostoevski, and I do not know what to do.”

    The New Statesman 1 day 12 hours ago

  2. This day in Jewish history / The poet who called out T.S. Eliot's anti-Semitism is born

    The celebrated British poet Emanuel Litvinoff wrote eloquently about his life between the World Wars and advocated fiercely for Soviet Jews.

    Haaretz Daily 18 days ago

  3. Literary Classics Go Under The Hammer In U.k.

    A collection of rare first editions of books by literary greats including Charles Dickens, F. Scott Fitzgerald and T.S. Eliot have raised $350,000...

    Contactmusic 7 days ago

  4. Scandals vs. sway

    By Salena Zito, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review In T.S. Eliot’s drama “Murder in the Cathedral,” kowtowing knights who overhear England’s Henry II vent frustration with Thomas Becket decide to please the king ...

    The Mckeesport Daily News 4 days ago

  5. A Professional Preps for the End of QE

    What we call the beginning is often the end. And to make an end is to make a beginning. The end is where we start from. - T.S. Eliot John Hilsenrath, Wall Street Journal reporter and the Fed's unofficial media mouthpiece, was said to have become irrelevant the moment the ink was dry on QE Infinity. If this would be the final QE - the neverending QE- what, then, would we need John's hint-dropping ...

    Forbes 11 days ago

  6. Review: ‘The Elder Statesman’ at Undercroft Theatre

    One of the later plays by T.S. Eliot has a lot for the cast to work with, and a lot to overcome

    Washington Post 21 days ago

  7. Reviewed: Z: a novel of Zelda Fitzgerald by Therese Anne Fowler

    In 1923, T S Eliot wrote that the critic must have “a very highly developed sense of fact”.

    The New Statesman 5 days ago

  8. Gold Stocks Are Leading Gold Lower

    T.S. Eliot called April “the cruelest month” in his famous poem, and without a doubt April was cruel to many gold investors. Sunshine Profits subscribers who followed our suggestions in April avoided a share of the pain. Probably no one suffered more than hedge fund manager John Paulson.

    GoldSeek.com 13 days ago

  9. Gold Stocks Are Leading the Yellow Metal Lower

    T.S. Eliot called April "the cruelest month" in his famous poem, and without a doubt April was cruel to many gold investors. Probably no one suffered more than hedge fund manager John

    Nasdaq 13 days ago

  10. The cruelest month

    T.S. Eliot once wrote, “April is the cruelest month,” and although I haven’t taken a sufficient number of literature classes, or really had enough of an interest in poetry, to consider why someone would think that the spiritual segue from the cold, bleak winter into flowers and sunshine could be a bad month, let alone the cruelest one, I’m sure he had some erudite rationale.

    Columbia Daily Spectator 20 days ago