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Even though Brianna said many horrible things about the “Something In The Orange” singer, this did not stop women from flocking to the famed artist. After their breakup, there was speculation that ZB ...

And if you ask me how, I do not know. I only feel it, and I’m torn in two. Seamus Heaney’s love-poem to marriage, The Skunk, combines exile and erotica, moving from an American wilderness ...

The American scholar of 20th-century literature and culture Elizabeth Outka has argued that works such as The Second Coming ...

Stephen Huebner said he hopes readers are enlightened by his pithy yet informative reflections on ancient writings.

When I call your name, please stand and show us what you ... It only takes one to make life more complete. A picture: One of my favorite pictures is of Sandy when she was three or four.

My guest on Poetry from Daily Life this week is Michael Salinger ... listen to that train whistle carried on a breeze through your bedroom window; notice that clump of toadstools that emerged ...

Plunkett “reads Frost’s life like a responsible critic: sympathetic but not unduly so.” He focuses instead on the poetry, which he rightly characterizes as being at heart about the ambiguity ...