Arts & Literature

Adversity has long been a catalyst for human resilience, progress, and innovation. From the darkest moments of history to personal…

William Wordsworth, a central figure of the Romantic Movement, is celebrated as the "poet of nature" for his profound connection…

Mornings can feel heavy, like the weight of the world is already on your shoulders before you even get out…

What gives life meaning? Is it God, love, money, work, or even Sherlock fan fiction? While some believe in a…

C.S. Lewis emphasized the importance of reading classic literature to gain intellectual humility, challenge contemporary biases, and understand history’s impact…

For Khushwant Singh, poetry was more than just a literary pursuit—it was a lifelong companion, a source of wisdom, solace,…

Christopher Marlowe, a pioneering playwright and poet of the Elizabethan era, defied religious and social conventions with his radical ideas.…

Oscar Wilde’s De Profundis is more than just a letter—it is a powerful meditation on suffering, love, and artistic redemption.

Russian literature profoundly explores suffering, memory, betrayal, and resilience. Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, Chekhov, and Lermontov capture the human soul’s struggles, emphasizing…

Faiz Ahmed Faiz, a revolutionary Urdu poet, gained global recognition for his lyrical and politically charged poetry. Imprisoned for his…