By Damian Flanagan The other day I had the pleasure of attending a very interesting presentation about antique books by an ...

At the beginning of the twentieth century, the country’s literature was widely considered provincial. Then Malcolm Cowley set ...

On Nov. 11, the Students for Health Humanities (SHH) organization hosted a speaker event featuring Professor Brahim El Guabli ...

Toni Morrison turned private sorrow and buried history into 'Beloved', a novel that refuses to let slavery’s ghosts fade.

One of these is the first volume of The Samurai Detectives written by Shotaru Ikenami. Ikenami, who passed away in 1990, was ...

This week’s fiction features an almost entirely Australian line-up, while non-fiction books range from political cartoons to ...

In prehistoric times, the civilisations of Egypt and Mesopotamia flourished to the west of India, with China to its east.

Andrew Laird’s 2024 book explores how Renaissance humanism became the bedrock for the education of Indigenous elites in ...

Cyclists’ relationship with food and weight isn’t always a healthy one. In the search for peak power per kilogram, riders ...

Introduction Approximately one in every six children and adolescents is affected by mental disorders, which impose significant costs on patients, their families and societies. Psychotherapy is the ...

First Nations and conservation groups in British Columbia are rallying for an immediate ban to herring fishing, warning the ...

Jean Forest discovered this summer that his daughter Marjolaine, a university scholar, had been buried in the spring. He ...