Arthur Bruso

Nearly her entire life, Virginia Woolf kept a record of her days in the form of diaries or journals.

Review of Buried Secrets by Edward Humes As many religions attest, there are two paths of life to take in the world: the narrow, straight...

The title of this book, Passing Strange, denotes an exemplary of strangeness. It alludes to the notion that the story or events related are

Review of The Awakened Eye by Ross Parmenter The act of looking is vital and elemental to any visual artist. Looking, for an artist is...

Review of Satanism and Witchcraft by Jules Michelet

Review of The Third Chimpanzee by Jared Diamond

It could be argued that the book was the greatest achievement in communication after writing.

Most of Pieter Bruegel’s life remains a mystery. He left no record of his time on earth except his enigmatic work.

The six essays Sontag collected and published under the title On Photography, were first written for the New York Review of Books,...

Artur Lundkivst, Swedish poet and Nobel panelist, at age 75 suffered a massive heart attack while delivering a lecture. He lay in a coma...