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Princeton will explore Toni Morrison’s creative process with an abundance of exhibitions and events Library Website, African American Studies, Commemorative Stamps, Greek Language, Toni Morrison, Performing Arts Center, Princeton University, Morrisons, Bainbridge

Library Website

African American Studies

Commemorative Stamps

Performing Arts Center

Princeton University

Princeton will explore Toni Morrison’s creative process with an abundance of exhibitions and events

Writer | Henriette Lazaridis, Author New York Times, Middlebury College, Haunting Stories, Terra Nova, Indigo, Bookbub, Writing Workshop, Page Turner, Historical Fiction

Middlebury College

Haunting Stories

Writing Workshop

Historical Fiction

Writer | Henriette Lazaridis, Author

My 99-year-old great-aunt Nina gave me her husband’s fountain pen when I was visiting her in Greece this summer. A widow for 20 years, and despairing.." Great Aunt, The Millions, Fountain Pen, Give It To Me, Typewriter, Widow, Handwriting, 20 Years, Greece

My 99-year-old great-aunt Nina gave me her husband’s fountain pen when I was visiting her in Greece this summer. A widow for 20 years, and despairing.."

In my beginning is my end. Now the light falls Across the open field, (EC 14−15) Uttermost Art, Open Field, Place Names, Paradigm, Quartet, Expressions, Meant To Be, Literature

In my beginning is my end. Now the light falls Across the open field, (EC 14−15)

Τα παιδικά παιχνίδια μας συγκινούν κι ας είναι σπασμένα, ξένα. Phenomena, Poetry, Literatura, Greek, Poetry Books, Poem

Τα παιδικά παιχνίδια μας συγκινούν κι ας είναι σπασμένα, ξένα.

In today’s Five-Minute Friday Read, Graham Tulloch, Emeritus Professor of English at Flinders University, explores how the work of Robert Louis Stevenson continues to capture the imagination of modern audiences and why his work is still so relevant in the 21st century. Henry Jekyll, Jekyll And Mr Hyde, Australian Newspapers, Friday Reads, Mr. Hyde, Short Novels, Robert Louis Stevenson

Jekyll And Mr Hyde

Australian Newspapers

Robert Louis Stevenson

In today’s Five-Minute Friday Read, Graham Tulloch, Emeritus Professor of English at Flinders University, explores how the work of Robert Louis Stevenson continues to capture the imagination of modern audiences and why his work is still so relevant in the 21st century.

Dans l’histoire de la littérature, l’œuvre de Proust semble flotter comme un monde autosuffisant, unique et fascinant. Marcel Proust, Annie Ernaux, Paris Books, Comparative Literature, Reading Groups, Bnf, Persecution, World War I, Novelist

Comparative Literature

Dans l’histoire de la littérature, l’œuvre de Proust semble flotter comme un monde autosuffisant, unique et fascinant.

ORHAN PAMUK’S LITERATURE OF PARANOIA Living in Turkey has made the author a master of the genre. By Judith Shulevitz Second Doctor, Military Coup, Political Satire, Deep State, Free Speech, Judith

Political Satire

ORHAN PAMUK’S LITERATURE OF PARANOIA Living in Turkey has made the author a master of the genre. By Judith Shulevitz

Home Decor Decals, Biography

Home Decor Decals

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Poetry & Literature

Ralph Ellison: Invisible man. Penguin Books 1976. The cover shows a detail from one of a series of drawings by Ben Shahn commissioned for the film 'Ambassador Satchmo'. Walter Benjamin, Penguin Modern Classics, Ben Shahn, Ralph Ellison, Anatole France, Modern Library, Invisible Man, National Book Award, Penguin Books

Walter Benjamin

Penguin Modern Classics

National Book Award

Ralph Ellison: Invisible man. Penguin Books 1976. The cover shows a detail from one of a series of drawings by Ben Shahn commissioned for the film 'Ambassador Satchmo'.

Was it you who came to me, or I who went to you? I cannot tell. Was I awake or sleeping? Was it real, or just a dream? The man, breaking into a flood of tears, replied: In my chaotic heart of darkness I also cannot tell Come again tonight, and let us decide if it was a dream or real. Episode 69, ‘Was it Real, or Just a Dream?’ Japanese Novels, Japanese Literature, Short Poems, Penguin Classics, Eulogy, Dark Heart, Japanese Words

Japanese Novels

Japanese Literature

Penguin Classics

Was it you who came to me, or I who went to you? I cannot tell. Was I awake or sleeping? Was it real, or just a dream? The man, breaking into a flood of tears, replied: In my chaotic heart of darkness I also cannot tell Come again tonight, and let us decide if it was a dream or real. Episode 69, ‘Was it Real, or Just a Dream?’

Revisiting Rilke's Translations First Language, Going Blind, Turkish Soldiers, Human Dignity, Smyrna, Secluded, Greater

Turkish Soldiers

Revisiting Rilke's Translations

Let us agree for now that we will not say the breaking makes us stronger or that it is better to have this pain than to have done without this love. Paper Butterflies, Butterfly, Down Syndrome And Autism, Bereaved Parent, Pediatric Care, Massachusetts General Hospital, American Psychological Association, Bright Minds, Kids Mental Health

Paper Butterflies

Down Syndrome And Autism

Bereaved Parent

Massachusetts General Hospital

American Psychological Association

Kids Mental Health

Let us agree for now that we will not say the breaking makes us stronger or that it is better to have this pain than to have done without this love.

Seriously Susan | Melinda Harvey on Sontag: Her Life by Benjamin Moser Susan Sontag, Annie Leibovitz, Revolution, New Statesman, Norman Mailer, Interview, Essayist, New Books

Annie Leibovitz

Seriously Susan | Melinda Harvey on Sontag: Her Life by Benjamin Moser

Good Will Come From the Sea by Christos Ikonomou Translated from Greek by Karen Emmerich Wilderness Tattoo, Gallows Humor, Harper's Magazine, The Underdogs, Christo, Suspicion, Literary Fiction, Archipelago

Wilderness Tattoo

Harper's Magazine

Literary Fiction

Good Will Come From the Sea by Christos Ikonomou Translated from Greek by Karen Emmerich

In his memory, we are sharing the last three poems he published with us (“Pelion” in Winter 2020, “Daylight” in Summer 2021 and “The Day Comes” in Winter 2022), which he intended as a trilogy. Pelion, Black Death, Two Faces, Cliche, Metaphor

In his memory, we are sharing the last three poems he published with us (“Pelion” in Winter 2020, “Daylight” in Summer 2021 and “The Day Comes” in Winter 2022), which he intended as a trilogy.

Statue: to eternal poetry, in memory of Rupert Brooke, by Mikhael Tombros, Skyros 1931. Skyros, Centennial, Statue Of Liberty, Monument, Lettering, Rupert Brooke, Landmarks

Statue Of Liberty

Statue: to eternal poetry, in memory of Rupert Brooke, by Mikhael Tombros, Skyros 1931.

If I should die, think only this of me: That there’s some corner of a foreign field That is for ever England. There shall be In that rich earth a richer dust concealed; A dust whom England bore, shaped, made aware, Gave, once, her flowers to love, her ways to roam, A body of England’s, breathing English air, Washed by the rivers, blest by suns of home. Old Photos, Vintage Photos, Virginia Woolf, Tintype, Portrait Gallery, Greek Gods, Historical Photos, Young Man

Portrait Gallery

Historical Photos

If I should die, think only this of me: That there’s some corner of a foreign field That is for ever England. There shall be In that rich earth a richer dust concealed; A dust whom England bore, shaped, made aware, Gave, once, her flowers to love, her ways to roam, A body of England’s, breathing English air, Washed by the rivers, blest by suns of home.

“Gorgona” by Christopher Bakken | American Poetry, Myrrh, Wall Street Journal, Christopher, Writing, Reading

American Poetry

Wall Street Journal

“Gorgona” by Christopher Bakken |

The last days of Percy Bysshe Shelley Lord Byron, John Keats, Gerson, The Eyre Affair, Leigh Hunt, Pagan Festivals, Horsham, Walker Art

The Eyre Affair

Pagan Festivals

The last days of Percy Bysshe Shelley

walking words, words walking There’s never been a better to read James Joyce’s Ulysses (don’t be scared!) BY COLIN FLEMING The Master And Margarita, Unique Workouts, Stream Of Consciousness, James Joyce, Dark Star, Ulysses, Life Experiences

The Master And Margarita

Unique Workouts

Stream Of Consciousness

Life Experiences

walking words, words walking There’s never been a better to read James Joyce’s Ulysses (don’t be scared!) BY COLIN FLEMING

Liza Minnelli Wearing A Joan Arkin Dress Photograph by Bert Stern Sixties Fashion, Retro Fashion, Vintage Fashion, 1960s Mod Fashion, Vintage Film, Gothic Fashion, Liza Minnelli, Lauren Hutton, Old Celebrities

Sixties Fashion

Vintage Fashion

1960s Mod Fashion

Old Celebrities

Liza Minnelli Wearing A Joan Arkin Dress Photograph by Bert Stern

Tζέιμς Τζόις: 16 Ιουνίου (Bloomsday) Attitude

Tζέιμς Τζόις: 16 Ιουνίου (Bloomsday)

ELIOT AFTER "THE WASTE LAND" - ROBERT CRAWFORD Simon Armitage, Godwin, Monmouth, Literary, Eliot

ELIOT AFTER "THE WASTE LAND" - ROBERT CRAWFORD

The love song of TS Eliot: intense letters reveal the passion behind the pen Modernist Writers, Emotional Disturbance, Ts Eliot, Passionate Person, Drama Teacher, Unhappy Marriage, Foreboding, Married Men

Modernist Writers

Emotional Disturbance

Passionate Person

Unhappy Marriage

The love song of TS Eliot: intense letters reveal the passion behind the pen