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Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s ‘The Rime of the Ancient Mariner’

Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s ‘The Rime of the Ancient Mariner’

The grace of penance is not easy to accept but necessary to love everyone and everything in the world.
A New Flavia de Luce Novel Brings the Detective Back

A New Flavia de Luce Novel Brings the Detective Back

Alan Bradley’s mystery series gives us a young murder-solving chemist in ‘What Time the Sexton’s Spade Doth Rust: A Flavia de Luce Novel.’
T.S. Arthur’s Short Story, ‘Coffee vs. Brandy’

T.S. Arthur’s Short Story, ‘Coffee vs. Brandy’

The Eldriges start a new wedding party tradition serving—coffee. How will it go?
We Are One People: The Idea That Changed the World

We Are One People: The Idea That Changed the World

In John Ellis’s ‘A Short History of Relations Between Peoples,’ we learn about ‘gens una sumus’ and its effect on the world.
Obedient to the End: Werner Herzog’s ‘The Twilight World’

Obedient to the End: Werner Herzog’s ‘The Twilight World’

The strange saga of Lt. Hiroo Onoda, almost the last Japanese soldier to surrender after World War II.
‘The Ritual Effect': Habits Can Be Good to Have

‘The Ritual Effect': Habits Can Be Good to Have

Author Michael Norton shows in his book how to harness the power of everyday actions.
‘The Booklover’s Library’: For Bibliophiles and History Buffs

‘The Booklover’s Library’: For Bibliophiles and History Buffs

This new historical fiction offers an insight into a British mother’s experience during World War II.