Wednesday Non-believers as well as believers may feel the urge to send up a prayer of thanks that Notre Dame’s basic structure appears to have survived the fire. The world-wide concern over the catastrophe indicates that the cathedral was not only meaningful to Christians. A friend alerted me to a Fleda Brown poem that helps […]
Philip Larkin describes how the Beatles changed Britain’s social mores fifty years ago.
For strength Obama can think of himself as Carl Sandburg’s steel spike.
Even in his final days, Christopher Hitchens was having active discussions about novels, poems and plays. He understood how much was at stake in literature.
Philip Larkin has written a fine poem about harvest moons, one of which we experienced last night.
