Nathan C. Stewart is the Associate Director of the William H. Ralston Listening Library and Archive at the University of the ...

Paul du Quenoy on a recital by the baritone Lucas Meachem for Vocal Arts D.C.

In my recent review of the Aspen Opera Theater’s production of Le nozze di Figaro, I mentioned the rise and brief zenith of ...

Toby Guise on the fifth Transylvanian Book Festival in and around Richiș, Romania.

The University of Pennsylvania has decided to suspend Professor Amy Wax next year at half pay, despite the lack of evidence ...

The Editors on Britishisms, Brahms, Richard Morris Hunt, Fifth Avenue & more from the world of culture.

William Sartain, after Thomas Phillips, Portrait of Byron, 1868, Mezzotint, The Print Collection of the New York Public Library. “Byron: A Life in Motion,” at the New York Public Library’s Stephen A.

The year 2024 marks Surrealism’s centenary: André Breton’s Manifesto of Surrealism was published in October 1924, and a copy of the book features in the massive show celebrating the movement at ...

On Saul Bellow: “I Was a Jew and an American and a Writer” by Gerald Sorin.

The first diary entry Thom Gunn (1929–2004) ever made was dated December 29, 1944: “Mother died at 4.0 A.M, Friday.” Gunn was fifteen and living in the affluent North London district of Hampstead with ...