But will it make you want to finish <i>Ulysses</i>?
Fortunately, preliminary reports suggest that "The Morning Walk" can be repaired
Puppets aren't just children's toys, as this look into the Smithsonian's collection shows
Madame da La Fayette will infuse a much-needed POV into France’s literary curriculum
Some characters are confused by Julia’s behavior, but they come to embrace her differences
What’s more: Hector Boiardi was a respected chef who even helped cater Woodrow Wilson’s second wedding
Rising ocean temperatures have taken a toll on the World Heritage Area
A particular protein helps these these tiny critters survive dehydration for over a decade at a time
So its author published a “key” to what’s true in the novel
Ten people were injured in the surprise blast
Compared to other similar images, the masterpiece's mouth registered as happy to almost 100 percent of the participants
It’s the end of more than a century of struggle
While living in the village of Norval, the beloved author enjoyed stunning literary success. But this chapter of her life was tinged with darkness
Three types of ancient red algae-like fossils captivate scientists, but many questions remain
This tiny grapefruit-sized satellite will still be up there well into the 2100s if we don’t take it down
'Gaude gloriosa Dei mater,' purportedly penned by the king’s sixth wife, will be performed in London for the first time in more than 470 years
Washington declared the day a holiday in an attempt to raise morale and acknowledge the army's many soldiers of Irish descent
The contraption, though surely built with the best intentions, may do more harm than good.
Ancient rock art and Robert Smithson's “Spiral Jetty” are poised to become state symbols
Medical associations join forces to sound the alarm on climate change and human health
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