I am more with you than I ever could have imagined,” Gibson says in the poem, written while facing a terminal illness.

Author Roseanna White shares her perspective, through the lens of historical events, on why we should exercise our freedom to read.

A video reading of the poem, titled "Love Letter From the Afterlife" went viral after Gibson's passing was announced -- with ...

Welcome mats bearing the legend “difficult” and “allusive” are the ones often placed by critics at the door of T. S. Eliot’s ...

Kesey explores familial dynamics in this 1964 novel set in a fictional town on the Oregon Coast during a logging strike. His epic novel centers on two brothers, Hank and Lee Stamper, and their ...

How is it that some of us are privileged and many are not? This subject is at the heart of a new collection of poetry.

When children write poetry, they often jump in with only a vague idea then follow where it leads — adults can do that, too, ...

Fire in Your Soul, perhaps ambitiously, promised to be ‘transformational’. Surprisingly, it wasn’t far off meeting its ambition. The weekend served as an immersive rest and recharge in nature, fuel to ...

Read if you like: “North Woods,” by Daniel Mason; “South to America,” by Imani Perry; “Salt,” by the Golden Bough Available ...

Haiku written by local children as part of the Rain Poetry project by nonprofit PA Humanities will soon be displayed on ...