Tag: literature
Classic comedy on Wednesday (US) & Thursday (Europe)
A Thursday of history plays
A talk with Abdelilah Hamdouchi, the master of Moroccan noir
Siegfried Sassoon: Poet of The Great War
Writing advice from a professor of psychology
1950s SciFi: Jack Seabrook on The Invasion of the Body Snatchers
Somalia: the literature of a nation in ruins
Becoming a writer in Antiquity
1930s pulp: Robert E. Howard and the rise of Conan
Mary Shelley, a genius in her mother’s shadow
Mahakavi Laxmi Prasad Devkota, the most famous writer in Nepal
Reflections on the teaching profession
A writer’s journey to Pakistan
“What is good poetry today?” by Jefferson Carter
Why you shouldn’t laugh at “Perversion for Profit” (1965)
