The Royal Commonwealth Society (RCS) is proud to announce the winners of The Queen’s Commonwealth Essay Competition (QCEC) 2025, the world’s oldest international writing competition for schools.

Magritte’s apples, dreamscapes of the unconscious, fur-covered teacups, Carrington’s painterly visions, and more from the 101-year-old movement.

Award-winning Belgian historian and author David Van Reybrouck opened the Ubud Writers & Readers Festival with a sharp remark aimed at authors, publishers and readers.“If you are going to chop down a ...

On Thursday, Nov. 6 and Friday, Nov. 7, the Great Lakes Writers Festival will bring two published authors, Maggie Su and Albert Abonado, to Lakeland University. The festival invites students and the ...

For another, The New Yorker provided encouragement and an outlet for nonacademic authority to flourish; it was a place where all those serious amateurs could write about the Dead Sea Scrolls or ...

The Royal Commonwealth Society (RCS) has announced the recipients of The Queen’s Commonwealth Essay Competition (QCEC) for 2025, recognized as the oldest international essay contest for school ...

Gibraltar Cultural Services is highlighting its writing initiative in a celebration of literature during the Gibraltar Literary Festival. Earlier this year Sheridan Povedano was selected for the GCS ...

Poet, musician, and educator Yolanda Wisher has long drawn inspiration from the everyday rhythms of life and death in ...

In the book, Jovin tries to travel to all 50 U.S. states (COVID halts her progress) with her Grammar Table — simply a folding ...

The 2025 Goldsmith Prize-shortlisted author on the poetry of the South Yorkshire dialect and paradigm-shifting novels ...