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Mark Mann captures the complexity of dancers in photos comprising the book Movement at the Still Point: An Ode to Dance

For those who are open to its challenges, it is a meditation on time, loss, and connection.

In the English city of Norwich, if you go to the outskirts of the city, you will find the small church of St Julian. I have just finished reading a new novel by Claire called I, Julian, a beautifully written imagining of the life and times of this celebrated English mystic.

While these are irrefutable parts of the crisis, it often leaves out the human aspect, erasing the very real impact on relationships, families, and communities.

Adam Kirsch on Lawrence Rainey’s scholarly new edition of “The Annotated Waste Land with Eliot’s Contemporary Prose.”

When you think you’ve got the world in the palm of your hand — in your smartphone — looking out the windows on a road trip feels like a yawner.

Stacker compiled a list of books—including nonfiction, memoir, fiction, anthologies, and poetry— that center on the humanity of people diagnosed with HIV or AIDS.

Article: DARPA Is God and Nature - Here is my rrespobse to the growing presence of DARPA activities in our lves. Without our input or consent.

Article: DARPA Is God and Nature - Here is my rrespobse to the growing presence of DARPA activities in our lves. Without our input or consent.

Photo by Todd V. Wolfson Few people make albums about isolation and loneliness sound as appealing as John Doe does. That's what Doe has achieved with his latest solo release, Fables in a Foreign Land (LP, Fat Possum FP 18001). Set as a song cycle in the 1890s, the album's 13 songs reflect Doe's penchant for dust-and-diesel storytelling, within an acoustic-trio format. It's "telling stories and playing music around the modern campfire," Doe said in an interview.