Update: Matthews won the Los Angeles Times Book Prize for Bread and Circus on April 19. Associate Professor and Co-Chair of Creative Writing Airea Dee Matthews is a Los Angeles Times...
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I’ve read so many wonderful books this year, and it’s only July (though I’d happily jump straight to October’s cooler temps). I like to read a mix of fiction and...
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Gauhar Raza, urdu poet, documentary film maker and scientist. Saquib Salim Gauhar Raza holds a special place in Urdu literature on two unrelated accounts. First, arguably he is...
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About Romalyn AnteRomalyn Ante FRSL is a British-Filipino poet, essayist, and editor. She grew up in the Philippines and migrated to her second home, Wolverhampton, in 2005.She is co-founding editor...
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A few times over the course of my life, I’ve had to leave the world for a while.Article continues below One of those unplanned departures started with a phone call—you...
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“I rubbed and rubbed until I got that good feeling.”*Article continues below Like many adolescents, Deenie has a secret. Or maybe “secret” isn’t the right word. Deenie has a private...
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Last week, The New York Times Book Review published a list of the “100 Best Books of the 21st Century.” (Well, so far, obviously. Why not just call it the best books...
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As the summer break begins, a new wave of reading enthusiasm is sweeping across students and parents alike, with the new children's book "Abul's Monkey King" taking center stage. Written...
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Open this photo in gallery:Summer’s finally here with the promise of beach days and lazy cottage weekends. It’s the perfect season for crime reads and this summer, publishers have delivered...
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Sergeant First Class Alexander Stewart has deep roots in the Warwick community. He was born at St. Anthony’s, played in Warwick’s little league, and lived on Sleepy Valley Road for...
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