William Blake’s “The Clod & the Pebble” is a dialogue on tenderness and cruelty in three short stanzas. Read it with our critic A.O. Scott, and then play a game to memorize it.

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PUTNEY — Next Stage Arts is preparing to welcome poet and playwright Court Dorsey, along with Grammy winning cellist Euegene ...

Premiering at Sundance, the documentary is compiled from footage taken by director David Greaves and his late father, William ...

Suffering from a connective tissue disorder and enduring endless calls to try and get benefits, the poet and novelist turned to painting – resulting in work that could change perceptions of disabled p ...

The plans, involving Blake's Cottage, in Felpham, near Bognor Regis, would see the introduction of a new main staircase and the building of a visitor centre ...

Visitors at Budapest’s Museum of Fine Arts have been invited to experience a William Blake exhibition in an unusual way, through a silent disco staged inside its gallery space. The one-off event ...

Sita Walker, an English teacher from Brisbane, explains how she tackled her first work of fiction, set in a single hour at a ...

In ‘Der Strom’, the poet compares his fate to that of the river, ‘Doch nimmer findend, was es sucht’ – never finding what it seeks – and the sequence of songs ends with the carefree ‘Fischerweise’ in ...

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