The slow-cinema maestro’s rare color film views history as more than just black and white The post The austere poetry of Lav ...

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THE National Library of Albania now houses the Albanian edition of Francisco Balagtas’ epic poem “Florante at Laura.” The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said five copies of the book would be ...

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Filipino Social Club celebrates heritage, unity, and creativity in Dubai.

For the past five months, he has been the nation’s most prominent poetry critic, writing a monthly column that uses the Times’ interactive technology to analyze a single poem at a time.

A new poem by Josephine Balmer. By Josephine Balmer As if a stranger, he stared right through me. I’d found him in the garden, dug in, filthy, his shins patched against scuff or scratch, tattered ...

Dalit rights activist Sudhir Dhawale wrote this poem in Taloja jail in Navi Mumbai where he was incarcerated for more than 6 years in connection with the Bhima Koregaon- Elgar Parishad case.