Walt Hunter is a professor of English at Case Western Reserve University. He is a contributing editor at The Atlantic, focusing on poetry.

Join us for a fascinating journey into the world of avant-garde art as The Naughty Goldman showcases his extraordinary poetry ...

But Harvard is also home to a lesser-known literary artifact, stashed away in the school’s repository for rare books and ...

The gap here has to do with whether there’s a right answer or a strong one. The Common Core’s reliance on standardized ...

Throughout October, the Barbican in London is hosting Voiced: The Festival for Endangered Languages. It’s the first UK ...

Mr. Gorman has done remarkably well with the background of this age of literary marvels, being careful to shy away from comparisons and from too close a scrutiny of Dumas’ own work. He also writes ...

The author of "Woman and Nature" and narrator of "Berkeley in the Sixties," Susan Griffin shaped generations of feminist ...

The University of Iowa’s Magid Center for Writing houses 14 literary magazines across campus. This spring, a new magazine ...

The prolific novelist’s correspondence, collected for the first time, trace a life of literary brilliance, turbulent loves ...

So, to anyone who feels scared of poetry: take a class—knowingly or unknowingly—based in verse and the whole world of poetry ...

Eight public school educators will be recognized Oct. 25 at the 12th annual Salute to Teachers, an event hosted by Cox Communications and the Santa ...

Literature indeed loses its vitality when it is reduced to theory alone. When we confine it to critical analysis, we strip it ...