A new mystery set in the years of the Raj in India, an imagination-stretching dry-erase book for the little ones and a congratulation.

Fennelly will appear at the New Orleans Book Festival March 14, and, the day following, will lead a micro-memoir workshop with the New Orleans Writers Workshop. What was the impetus for the ...

Artist S.C. Mero is taking a familiar form of public art to a different place.

Michael Sandel, the Harvard professor, has been predicting this political moment for decades. We called him to discuss where we go from here.

Composer Amanda Feery will premiere her newly commissioned work, Little Visitor, as part of To Star the Dark, a special concert marking International Women's Day. We asked her the BIG questions . . .

In the week he brought Foo Fighters to Kerry, the man behind Other Voices says the Irish State cannot just pay lip service to ...

Carolyn Guinzio, who lives just outside Fayetteville, is the author of eight poetry collections. Her work has appeared in The ...

From a cobble lifted from the original set of Coronation Street to a terracotta relic of a long-lost Broad Street pub, the “Your Salford 100” exhibition at Salford Museum and Art Gallery brings ...

Fleet Street Cheesesteak brings Philadelphia’s most famous sandwich to Baltimore, which feels slightly rebellious given the ...

She confessed to dancing on tables, reading forbidden books, and falling in love with someone who wasn't my father—revelations that shattered everything I thought I knew about the woman who taught ...

Maya Jewell Zeller might say she grew up feral. Or she grew up unconventionally. She wouldn’t say she grew up homeless. In ...