Today, the topic of male sexual impotence is inevitably discussed in terms of biology where drugs like Viagra are seen as the answer for one
In Search of Lost Time has enthralled lovers of literature for nearly a century. But for diehard fans, its seven volumes are never enough: Proust
The Boston Globe‘s Christopher Shea wrote an interesting piece for last Sunday’s paper on America’s growing prison system and its formative impact on American society.
Our books are not often reviewed in Jordanian newspapers. In fact, we can’t remember the last time. So it was a treat to see Joseph
Stuart Dybek, currently a Distinguished Writer in Residence at Northwestern University is one of twenty four academics to be awarded a 2007 MacArthur Fellowship. Dybek,
The online literary magazine Bookslut is running a nice review of Evelyn Bloch-Dano’s forthcoming book, Madame Proust: A Biography. The mother of one of the
Philip Gossett, author of Divas and Scholars: Performing Italian Opera, wrote an article titled “What Pavarotti’s Eulogists Wouldn’t Say” this week in the New Republic
The Army Times recently reviewed two of the press’s most talked about books on the war in Iraq—Instructions for American Servicemen in Iraq during World
The Chicago Tribune is running an article today about the forthcoming Festival of Maps—a three month display of “rare and important” maps from around the