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I love the limerick, and it’s about the happiest verse form there is.

61st edition out this Sunday

He designed a fridge-magnet poem-kit (which, I believe, has now had a software program based on it). He wrote a skeptical book about Europe in 1987, before Europe was really a subject (Ach Europa! was the wonderful title of the original; Europe Europe in English). He wrote a children’s book, an opera libretto about a runaway Cuban slave, a world-best-selling math book (The Number Devil), a partial memoir (Tumult).

Exhibition by Marisa Attard opens at Balzan’s Gallery 23

The Wendell Free Library hadn’t hosted an art exhibit since the COVID-19 pandemic reared its ugly head. So Phyllis Lawrence, who co-chairs the library trustees’ art exhibition committee, thought the best way to get back into the swing of things would...

We caught up with Michael Vietinghoff and Matt Beaudry just after they wrapped their weekly Monday podcast, The Big Daddies. The pair have seven children...

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The Athens, Ga., new wave pioneers are wrapping up their last-ever tour. Says Fred Schneider, 'We are old. But we’re completely hardcore.'

Anyone familiar with McEwan’s extensive, award-winning oeuvre will know that his resort to personal material is not for lack of imagination.

Age readers discuss the difficulties consumers face when buying electricity and the Andrews government’s recent announcement that it planned to revive the SEC.