Arts
‘The Water Diviner’: Wages of War
Maybe Crowe bit off more than he could chew in tackling this convoluted World War I yarn with epic ambitions.
Arts
Arts
El Camino de Santiago
Having completed the first three full days of our pilgrimage, I have far more to relate than would fit into a single essay or, indeed, several essays — not that I am entertaining any serious ambitions in that direction.
Arts
Meet Music’s Monk in ‘Seymour: An Introduction’
…he addresses his devotions not to the Almighty but to the muses of music.
Arts
‘Woman in Gold’ Works Well Enough
"Woman in Gold" raises "thought-provoking questions about art, ownership and societal upheaval."
Arts
Gardening in Chaucer’s Shadow
The last day of March witnessed the last meeting of our Evergreen Forum seminar on the General Prologue of Chaucer’s "Canterbury Tales."
