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Tomorrow: Meet the authors, and celebrate birthdays with Shakespeare,...
“Cry God for Harry, England, and Saint George!” Tomorrow, April 23, is William Shakespeare‘s birthday. It’s also William Wordsworth‘s birthday, and Vladimir Nabokov‘s birthday – and St. George’s Day,...
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The day after Shakespeare’s birthday, and “the first of arts”
Wordsworth: Yesterday's child Yesterday was my first time attending “A Company of Authors” – a warm and friendly gathering of about 100 or so booklovers at the Stanford Humanities Center. (Video will...
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John Milton: the dispensable poet? A pitch for the Paradise bard
The original anti-hero John Milton the dispensable poet? Not so! Simon Heffer, over at The Telegraph, insists that “to some of us he is the greatest poet in the English language. So why is Milton so...
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Tomorrow: Meet the authors, and celebrate birthdays with Shakespeare,...
“Cry God for Harry, England, and Saint George!” Tomorrow, April 23, is William Shakespeare‘s birthday. It’s also William Wordsworth‘s birthday, and Vladimir Nabokov‘s birthday – and St. George’s Day,...
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The day after Shakespeare’s birthday, and “the first of arts”
Wordsworth: Yesterday's child Yesterday was my first time attending “A Company of Authors” – a warm and friendly gathering of about 100 or so booklovers at the Stanford Humanities Center. (Video will...
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John Milton: the dispensable poet? A pitch for the Paradise bard
The original anti-hero John Milton the dispensable poet? Not so! Simon Heffer, over at The Telegraph, insists that “to some of us he is the greatest poet in the English language. So why is Milton so...
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