After more than two decades since becoming an “accidental arts leader,” as she puts it, Silicon Valley Creates CEO Connie Martinez said even though she’s retiring from her… Read More

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There’s something magical about good song lyrics. They’re relatable, or poignant, or they just really make you feel a certain way. We all know great lyrics when we hear them, but… Read More

 Complete Biography of Timur Tamerlane   I am Ali  Raza and we are showing you The story of Timur Tamerlane .About 800 years ago there was a huge empire in China and… Read More

Rock music and films have a long and fruitful history of collaboration. From the early days of rock and roll to the present day, rock songs have been used to enhance the mood, atmosphere, an… Read More

This summer, the Bay Area art scene is replete with many “firsts.” With great joy, Chicana pioneering artists Yolanda López, Amelia Mesa-Bains and Juana Alicia get lo… Read More

Today, we shall embark on an heroic journey through the realms of mythology and folklore, delving into their influence on the high fantasy genre. So, grab a cup of tea, settle into your f… Read More

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Most Americans go about thinking they know their patriotic historical facts, as taught to them when they were in school. But here are FIVE commonly mistaken or unknown facts about American… Read More

Amanda Gorman recites her inaugural poem, “The Hill We Climb,” during the 59th Presidential Inauguration ceremony in Washington, Jan. 20, 2021. President Joe Biden and Vice Presi… Read More

At Joe Biden's inauguration, a young black poet, Amanda Gorman, read her poem "The Hill We Climb." Recently, the poem was removed from a school library on the objection of one parent. Greg S… Read More

Dick King-Smith (R), grandson Tom Fisher, daughter Liz Rose and great-granddaughter Josie Rogers (Image: Handout) The sternest critic Dick King-Smith ever faced was his wife Myrle. Ever… Read More

Ved Prakash Bhardwaj Prabhakar Kolte’s solo exhibition opens at the Nehru Center in London on 11 April. In this exhibition, Kolte has come in front of the audience with a picture poem… Read More

Moments of silence were nestled in order in my hand stuck to the ground in the hand that wants to touch the clear skysat down as if it were a fleeting momentfor a brief momentthe r… Read More

What is the current best-selling book Here you will know about most favorite books to buy just by visiting  Amazon.comThings We Never Got Over (Knockemout)   Bearded, bad-boy… Read More

1 -The Grand Canyon -The Grand Canyon The Grand Canyon of the United States is a world-famous natural wonder, located in the northwest of Arizona in the west of the Kaibab plateau, a tota… Read More

Exquisite and exotic, Mandalay evokes nostalgia for the olden days, the same kind that Rudyard Kipling poignantly expressed in his famous poem. After all, Mandalay was the last royal capital… Read More

GEOFFREY CHAUCER(1304?-1400) Chaucer is known as the father of English poetry. It was in fact he who was the real founder of English poetry that has been read and enjoyed continuously fro… Read More

When you write an MLA Style paper, it is important to create a comprehensive record of all the sources you’ve used to compile your research. The official handbook provides citation gui… Read More

What Will It Take For Me To Leave (2019, tr: Kat Storace, 2021) by Loranne Vella is one of the first offerings from Maltese specialists Prasper Press. It’s a set of short stories… Read More

Happy Birthday F. Scott Fitzgerald! Are you a Gatsby Fan? Learn About the Author Behind the Book! September 24th is F. Scott Fitzgerald’s birthday! Anyone who knows me knows I… Read More

On the nature of thingsThis book was published in 1919, it is a translation of  the great poem" on the nature of things"  by the Roman poet Lucretius Excerpt from the Introduc… Read More

I Cannot Live With You by Emily Dickinson Introduction “I Cannot Live With You” was published in 1890. Emily Dickinson tries to communicate with her lover through this poem, and… Read More

Allusions in Frankenstein Frankenstein is full of both analogies drawn between the characters and other figures from literature and myth, and allusions to various other texts: indeed, it co… Read More

A chart of his maiden cruise journey A  visit to countries in his bucket list With a fem-droid designed for him A beauty from the shores of Japan She is going to fill his lonelin… Read More

On December 16, at New York’s Cathedral of St. John the Divine, American Symphony Orchestra (ASO) launched its 60th season in a stirring return to the stage with a free concert en… Read More