Culture

The proximity to the past All Saints festival invites reflection on architectural features in funerary monuments and necropolises. In towns…

Valeria recently shared on Stanislav Yarushin’s show that during the current tour she requested a double room to accommodate her and her…

The Works of Nature as First Words: Goethe and the Experience of the Natural World “The works of nature are like the first words spoken by…

Stephen King returns to the American reader with a new novel that sparks both nostalgia and fresh questions about fear. In Holly, the author…

Van Morrison’s revival of positivity and classic roots on a refreshed studio outing Over a fifty-year span, Van Morrison has kept a steady…

The Mediterranean Flamenco Festival, organized by the Mediterranean Foundation, wraps up next Saturday, November 25, at 8:00 PM with…

Charlyn Marie Chan Marshall, known to many as Cat Power, reflects on the lifelong ties between a listener and a favorite artist in a new…

A prominent American environmentalist notes that the Arctic, in its most poetic description, behaves almost like a moving compass. If the…

On the drive home from work, a radio program flagged the release of a new novel, Six Ways to Die in Texas, and the listener-friendly chatter…

We discuss the plots of novels or films, from Javier Marías’s The Face Tomorrow to Hitchcock’s On the Heels of Death, and even broader traces…