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Judith Ferrara uncovers new perspectives on Stanley Kunitz's mother in 'A Feast of Losses'
Worcester Telegram & Gazette via Yahoo News· 10 months agoIn his award-winning poetry, Worcester's Stanley Kunitz sometimes sought the elusive father, unknown...
Telegraph readers’ favourite hymn: you decide
The Telegraph via Yahoo News· 2 weeks agoAs if there wasn’t already enough to love about Lord Lisvane, with his quirky eyebrows and his plummy tones, now we discover that he has delightfully...
Payday 3 did too good a job of silently releasing a stealth trailer, so the devs had to prompt fans...
PC Gamer via Yahoo News· 10 months agoPayday 3's criminal protagonists stand on a rooftop overlooking a city. Starbreeze is gearing up for...
The best poetry books of 2024 so far
The Telegraph via Yahoo News· 2 weeks agoIsfahan – currently in the news as the target of Israeli missile strikes – is home to some of Iran’s greatest architectural jewels, among them the...
Henderson history: How a local man beat the Illinois Central to a draw
The Gleaner via Yahoo News· 5 months agoJonesburg is probably the most famous local community that hardly anyone has heard of. Robert A.N....
Voices: Writing haikus everyday will soothe your soul
The Independent via Yahoo News· 2 months agoHaikus, because of their extreme simplicity, have a unique power. Not only do they bring you into...
An L.A. literary scholar confesses: California was my first love
LA Times via Yahoo News· 8 months agoDavid Kipen explains how 'Dear California,' his new collection of first-person accounts, differs and...
Retro Baltimore: Legendary broadcaster Charles Osgood spent World War II years in Baltimore
Baltimore Sun via Yahoo News· 3 months agoThe avuncular, bow-tie wearing Charles Osgood, whose dulcet voice, friendly personality and quirky poetry made him the convivial host of CBS’ “Sunday Morning” from 1994 to 2016, spent the second ...
