They emerge from social injustices, unfulfilled desires, and forgotten histories, and in their persistence, they remind us that the supernatural is often an allegory for the very real.

Cannon fire echoed through Lebanon over the weekend, reawakening the sounds of history. Drum beats, crackling campfires and booming muskets set the scene, transporting people back to the 1800s at ...

Milton Public Library (MPL) celebrated Indigenous knowledge, culture, and community engagement with the launch of a new ...

Conducted under the paper “Food, Literature and Culture,” the practicum showcased a vibrant assortment of pizzas — margherita ...

With roots in the 18th century, this haunted genre’s hallmarks can be found throughout modern horror. Here’s where to start.

I must note that Dr Khalid is one of many fine, upright men and women, who are languishing in jail under dubious charges hastily filed by the police under orders from their political masters ...

Melissa Lucashenko is one of this country’s most acclaimed contemporary novelists. She is also a highly respected and loved Goorie author within the First Nations writing community. After reading her ...

The fortress mentality, as Achille Mbembe states in his work on necropolitics, is not just defensive; it builds new ways to control. Borders grow inside and outside the nation. They decide who enters ...

The Nation spoke with Meaney about his early life, his thinking about aesthetics and left politics, the Anglo reception of Chinese literature, and the future of magazines and the world. This ...

The racket from some 70,000 pickleball courts across the United States has generated bitter fights. If we understand the ...

In novels and short stories, she delivered sharp observations of the constraints and contradictions of apartheid and its aftermath.

Students at a school in Dorset were treated to an inspirational poetry reading from a famed playwrite on the GCSE syllabus ...