Writing a memoir I'm somewhere else–I'm dangling my feet in gossamer water / slow-caressing the streams when / there's so much on my mind DESIGN: MAISHA SYEDA ...

Assyrian sites, constructed primarily of mud, would be lost forever. He also pointed to what he called a “social disaster,” with tens of thousands of people facing displacement.

Caty Gordon, '10 Caty graduated from Virginia Tech in 2010 with degrees in creative writing and professional and technical writing. After graduating from Columbia University with her M.F.A. in ...

On Vikram Seth’s birthday (June 20), readers across the world remember the poet and novelist whose singular voice defies easy classification. Born in Calcutta in 1952, Seth’s literary journey ...

The relief shows the seventh-century BC ruler of the Assyrian empire alongside two prominent deities and other figures. It was carved into a massive stone slab measuring 5.5 meters in length, three ...

The relief shows the seventh-century BC ruler of the Assyrian empire alongside two prominent deities and other figures. It was carved into a massive stone slab measuring 5.5 meters in length, three ...

Troy and the Assyrian Empire, according to Ctesias The earliest reference to any connection between Troy and the Assyrian Empire comes from Ctesias. He was a Greek writer who lived in the late-fifth ...

The antiquity of Hebrew writing and literature or problems in pentateuchal criticism by Alvin Sylvester Zerbe Publication date 1911 Publisher Central Publishing House Collection internetarchivebooks ...

English, as Stefan Collini observes in his wry and compendious new history of the discipline, Literature and Learning, tends to inspire an extravagant attachment rarely associated with, for example, ...

Book Reviews by subject: Austro-Hungarian Empire & Literature and Literary Criticism July 2013 Issue Kevin Jackson Lost in Transformation Kafka: The Years of Insight By Reiner Stach (Translated by ...