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I think through that peculiar time that encompassed his life, Ginsberg became a bard of the holy spirit for our times.Not bad. Not bad.

On Hell, I Love Everybody by James Tate, The Summer We Crossed Europe in the Rain by Kazuo Ishiguro, All Souls by Saskia Hamilton, Crisis Actor by Declan Ry ...

A social history of New York, told entirely through its restaurants. For our 10th Yesteryear Issue, we dove into the NYC’s most legendary dining rooms. This is “Who Ate Where.”

The American polymath was in and out of classical music, jazz, pop and poetry decades before publicists developed the genre-busting tic

His biographies of Charles Bukowski and Lawrence Ferlinghetti came to overshadow his own work. “I would love an interview,” he once said, “where Bukowski is not mentioned.”

Author Pat Thomas selects and annotates spreads from his new book built from the archive of American poet and writer Allen Ginsberg

The sphere of literary contacts and audience of Nepali writers is widening beyond South Asia.

On the morning of New Year’s Day, along the sleepy streets of the East Village in Manhattan, scarf-bundled crowds trickled into St. Mark’s C

On the first day of the year, over a thousand devotees passed through the old church where the Poetry Project has held its annual 12-hour marathon for the last half-century.

“The Metro had its finger on the pulse of Parisian life—or, at least, the life that expats mythologized.”