Literature

In a stunning revelation, historians and Cervantes scholars have unearthed an intriguing insight into the Spanish literary giant Miguel de Cervantes’ thoughts on the nature of quests and the futility of certain undertakings

## …and the Curious Case of Authorly Affability The observation, delivered with characteristic dry wit by publisher Michael Joseph in a recent *Observer* piece, has sparked a surprisingly robust debate within literary circles and beyond: “Authors are easy to get on with – if you’re fond of children

The words of Ernest Hemingway, "If two people love each other, there can be no happy end to it," resonate with a haunting profundity that has echoed through literary circles for decades

In a candid confession that has left many in the literary world surprised, renowned author and humorist Robert Benchley revealed that it took him nearly a decade and a half to come to terms with the fact that he had no innate talent for writing

In the quiet town of North Brooklin, Maine, the words of E

In the world of theatrical genius, where the fallen kingdom of England echoes with the poignant utterances of Shakespearean drama, a wise and thought-provoking admonition resonates: "Harp not on that string