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Touring Theatre to the East of England and beyond, Eastern Angles presents a curious 'extravaganza': The BrontA«s of Dunwich Heath 04 December 2013 - 11 January 2014 Eastern Angles proudly present their alternative festive extravaganza, The BrontA«s of Dunwich Heath .

Profiles in History run by Joe Maddalena is proud to announce The Property of a Distinguished American Private Collector Part lll.

Ann Tashi Slater writes about the late, great Cuban writer, poet, and lover of freedom, Reinaldo Arenas , and an interview she did with him thirty years ago.

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Stephanie Brody-Lederman, "The Family Meal" . Speak, memory, and watch as poets, writers and historians struggle to capture with some measure of accuracy that intangible, shape-shifting - and ever unknowable? - phenomenon called "the past."

The American Library Association and the Will and Ann Eisner Family Foundation opened applications today for the new Will Eisner Graphic Novel Grants for Libraries, which recognize libraries for their role in the growth of graphic literature.

More Dynamite is a collection of the poet Craig Raine's critical writings on literature and art from the past 20 or so years.

The immigrant experience has been documented in American literature since those first hardy souls landed at Plymouth, and as the immigrants keep coming, so too do their stories.

Terrys Fabrics has created an infographic called " Homes of Classic Literature ," which explores the architectural layouts of the houses in classic novels.

Arts Council Menifee's literary division has grown considerably over the past few years and continues to support a diversified body of prominent writers within the community.

Tyler Sergent, Berea College professor, pointed out this collection of curious printing mistakes in the Bible, compiled by worldwide academics and collectors with their title nicknames.

On December 9, Canadian author Margaret Atwood will receive an honorary degree from the University of Athens at a ceremony at the Consulate General of Greece in Toronto.

Audience members are invited to take the stage to deliver fine performances of bad literature or wretched renditions of literary masterpieces; the rumor is that the Democrat's Mark Hinson will be channeling the ghost of James Mason to do some judging.

Andrei Volos, an ethnic Russian from Tajikistan, has won the prestigious Russian Booker Prize.

Josh Hutcherson, Elizabeth Banks and Jennifer Lawrence star in "Catching Fire," the sequel to 2012's "The Hunger Games."

Retired educator Norma Campbell Price grew up in rural Kansas during The Great Depression.

He is young, intelligent, well educated, with patriotic sentiments. But certain misunderstandings oblige him to flee from Ukraine.

Hey, Tom! I enjoyed your book. I thought it was very charming and touching. Well, that's good! That was the goal.

New York Times bestselling author R.L. Stine has been called the Stephen King of children's literature.

R.J. Palacio's best-selling novel "Wonder" was born in a moment of panic. She was getting milkshakes with her two sons in Brooklyn when she saw a little girl with a severe facial deformity.