A new scholarly study reveals how the Nobel-winning poet’s verse reflects a profoundly sacramental imagination.

John Patrick Acevedo enjoys his progress despite his losses. Acevedo has now published 12 poetry books through Synergy Press, Xlibris US Publishing, and Glasslink Solutions, LLC. In Spirit Nation, ...

The protection of libraries and the stories they hold should be understood as a wider commitment of our communities to ...

This school year, many Texas districts are teaching from an elementary curriculum that features extensive content about the ...

Celebrate Meerabai Jayanti 2025 on October 7, to honor the poetess’ devotion to Lord Krishna, her timeless bhajans, and ...

We were never merely rulers of land. We were custodians of dharma.”— Maharaja Rameshwar Singh of Darbhanga The region of ...

Instead of falling into the same heated and well-worn debates, different perspectives on the Christ can lead to rich ...

Armed with her faith and restored through healing, Kimberly Souba has written three books with two more about to be published ...

The Ji.hlava Intl. Documentary Film Festival will open on Oct. 24 with Czech director Barbora Chalupová's “Virtual ...

Exploring the root issues of youth silence and proposing compassionate steps – from family, society, and faith – to restore ...

Welcome to the latest instalment of the Bocas Book Bulletin, a monthly round-up of Caribbean literary news, curated by the ...

Morocco is, in fact, an Arab country. While this assertion may appear self-evident, it has become a subject of debate ...