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There’s nothing more exciting than the first day the weather is warm enough to head to the park, bask in the sun and finally get lost in a good book. It’s important to pick the right read before heading outside for the whole day, and we have compiled a list of the perfect books for...

April brings the release of several illuminating books, including a poignant portrait of mental illness and a collection of captivating nature poetry

So You Want to Read Female Poets | Arts | The Harvard Crimson

The No. 14-seeded Golden Grizzlies recorded an 80-76 victory over the third-seed Wildcats in OU’s first men’s NCAA tournament appearance in more than a decade.

Translated into Katie Holten’s tree alphabet The Language of Trees: A Rewilding of Literature and Landscape, with an introduction by Ross Gay

These green recipes bring the vibrant pop of color and flavor you need to celebrate the changing of the seasons.

The University of Notre Dame’s Institute for Latino Studies (ILS) and Creative Writing Program will present a poetry reading and discussion on Wed...

Explore the mysteries of fictional and real worlds with four Los Angeles writers who pay homage to giants of the genre while creating stories that are irresistible in their own right.

Our experience of—and existence in—nature is universal, if rarely identical. As part of her historic tenure as the 24th US Poet Laureate, Ada Limón commissioned some of the finest poets of our era to write to perhaps the most pressing issue of our time, in an anthology that is uniformly intimate, if diverse in subject matter. The collection also serves as a starting point for a National Parks project that comingles these literary offerings with poetic “exhibits” in sev...

This month’s selection of new-in-paperback releases offers opportunities to better yourself and the world around you.