Why do we turn to poetry? Ask a hundred people and you'll get a hundred answers. Still, the underlying thread of truth is ...

AN author has released a new book of poems and images inspired by the county. Lynn Pegler, who lives in Crowton near Northwich, has written Around Cheshire in 100 Poems and Pictures, which explores ...

No offense, meat eaters and representatives of the vegetable community, but I’m a vegetarian.

She focused on works shared aloud in a recent Praisesong event at Dallas’ Wild Detectives ... and reading poems is a survival skill, one that can help anyone touched by the words.

Gerald Dickens, great great grandson of the famous author Charles Dickens, returns on Saturday, May 10, to give a stunning one man show telling ...

The Tremont Writers Conference explores the importance of community in a writer’s journey and how the mountains and natural ...

But in those years, Shakespeare would produce a bounty of plays, sonnets and poems that have been studied, modernized, adapted, saturized and lionized for decades. And his words − the countless ...

The expression comes from the famous scene in Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s “Rime of the Ancient Mariner,” in which the eponymous seafarer shoots and kills an albatross—a sign of good luck or providence ...

“I think that there’s value in the solitude that we often have as writers, but there’s an equal amount of value exploring your ideas with like-minded people, people who love and value words ...

Conference participants will spend their mornings in writing workshops, then venture out to explore the region's natural history.