Literature

Discovering or Recovering Your Creativity with Tunes

Just about everyone’s heard of the Mozart Myth. The one where moms-to-be listen to Mozart’s music so her package from the stork will be...

“Suicide Is The Opposite Of A Poem: ”Sylvia Plath’s Life & Legacy

Several years ago I was introduced to Sylvia Plath when I came across her poem “Elm.” Included in her most popular collection, Ariel, “Elm”...

“Wuthering Heights” Movie Release, February 2026

“Wuthering Heights” Movie Release, February 2026 “Wuthering Heights” is one of the greatest love stories of all time. The lead star Margot Robbie said, “Just...

Classic Greek Mythology Movies

Ancient Greek literature and tragic drama are among the greatest written works in history and are central to the development of western civilization. Many...

Holiday Gift Ideas: Classic Literature for Tweens (8 to 12)

Classic children’s novels are loved by all ages and continue to be popular in print along with TV and film adaptations by each successive...

The History of “A Christmas Carol”, Then and Now

There are stories that entertain and then there are stories that they possess. Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol has done both for nearly two...

Hubris in Great Literature: Hero or Villian

I have always been interested in the issue of hubris. My most favorite classical dramatic plays and novels deal with the issue of hubris....

Short Story: Cashing Out (Or It’s the End of Cash as We Know It)

Cops of the future will look like systems administrators today. They loiter at their desks, absorbed by the glow of their monitors running mesmerizing...

Tribute to Sir Martin Amis and Imposter’s Syndrome

The first time I read about Sir Martin Amis (1949-2023, British) was in a 1991 GQ column pitting his then current novel, “Time’s Arrow”,...
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