Until November 1960, British people were prevented from reading Lady Chatterley's Lover by a law that criminalised the ...

“I am walking toward death daily in the company of saints, past and present, heroic and ordinary,” Dr. Gaillardetz wrote. “It has been enough.” This last work is a fitting coda to a life well-lived ...

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Six hundred years ago, between the years 1406 and 1413, Edward of Norwich wrote a book called “Master of Game.” It’s hailed ...

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Hervey Cleckley wanted to treat the most overlooked psychiatric patients. Instead his work was used to demonize them.

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As the reporter noted, "It's rather different from selling an ordinary book." But then, Lady Chatterley's Lover was no ordinary book. When published in full, it would become a symbol of freedom of ...

These ordinary but dear items are among the keepsakes photographer Shana Novak has dignified through photography and captured ...