Front Row Front Row Paulo Coelho, Your Name, Turner Contemporary, the art of writing non-fiction. Up next. The Hepworth Prize, New Art Gallery Walsall, Indignation, Don Giovanni ...

David Crockett High School students Vance Redd and Soteria Stathoudakis will have their poetry published in the Appelley ...

David Crockett High School students Vance Redd and Soteria Stathoudakis will have their poetry published in the Appelley ...

Larkin High School’s VPAA Dance Academy will present a dancing adaptation of “The Very Hungry Caterpillars” in its annual ...

The travel writer and novelist on ignoring woke politics, smoking opium in Afghanistan and the book that broke his marriage ...

Hall of Famer and Cincinnati Reds legend Barry Larkin has joined the Orlando Dreamers, an organization trying to lure a major league franchise to the city, as an MLB ambassador, it was announced ...

Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner read the poem Here by Hull-based poet Philip Larkin, and Sir Keir Starmer read from Psalm 107. Hosted by the Rev Canon Dominic Black, the service included singing ...

The success of Larkin Poe’s 2024 Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Blues Album could have been a double-edged sword, painting the rootsy duo of sisters Megan and Rebecca Lovell into a creative ...

When the young Philip Larkin – mole-like ... deprivation – tend to be seen as wholly characteristic of Larkin’s poetry, and one can, reviewing his life and work, understand why this view pertains.

Although poems of the Troubles account for only a ... to explain why critics no longer compared him unfavourably with Philip Larkin, or linked him easily with The Group (poets who were encouraged ...

Oddly enough, two of them are Irish. He takes a look at Philip Larkin’s poem Going, Going, the poetry of Seamus Heaney, and the agitprop Scottish play The Cheviot, the Stag and the Black Black Oil.

Prof Philip Hobsbaum. "It was no way a back-scratching coterie," Longley later recalled. "The routine would be you'd go for a pint, and you'd have a poem in your pocket. "And after a pint or two ...