Robert Frost, who had a lifelong passion for the game, remarked in his attack on Carl Sandburg's defense of modernistic poetry that writing free verse was like playing tennis with the net down.

“Something there is that doesn’t love a wall, / That wants it down,” Robert Frost observed in his poem ... When I look out the window above my writing table, I have grown accustomed ...

My primary problem with the parade wasn’t just that it broke a norm. My problem is that it reminded me how easily we tell ...

Barbara Holdridge and a friend found unlikely commercial success in the 1950s with recordings of such famous writers as Dylan Thomas and T.S. Eliot reciting their work. Holdridge died Monday at 95.

Though not a single word was spoken, the emotions that had been sealed like stone had begun to awaken again with that human ...

A century ago, when Vancouver was a smaller town in a wilder landscape, it was just about impossible to imagine such rusticity producing great literature.

Holdridge, along with her best friend, Marianne Mantell, built the label, Caedmon Records, into a recording industry dynamo by releasing LPs of such notable authors and poets as W.H. Auden, T.S. Eliot ...

For almost a century a small cohort of private “alternative” schools have offered progressive (and occasionally kooky) ...

Making Connections Between Erik Satie, Jazz, and Personal Identity article by Victor L. Schermer, published on June 11, 2025 ...

Try to leave out the part that readers tend to skip.” So reads the 10th of “10 Rules of Writing” (2007) by Elmore Leonard ...

In 1952, she and her friend Marianne Mantell founded Caedmon Records, putting out LP records of poets and authors reading ...

Robert Frost “It’s kind of fun to do the impossible ... sex and relationships, health, and wellness. Her writing has appeared in over 40 publications, including TODAY, Engadget, Business Insider, The ...