Julius Lobo is a teacher, writer, and parent to a gaggle of kids and a lab/shep pup. Swept up by a love of books, he earned a Ph.D. in English Literature and has held a variety of teaching positions. He and his family currently live in the Baltimore area. He is partial to a strong cup of Assam black tea.
These love poetry collections explore the heights of love, the wreckage of broken hearts, and how romantic acts can forge a more just world.
As the pandemic eases, you might wonder what public library to visit next. Well, look no further than the Enoch Pratt Free Library!
"Bang," "screamer, "wonderer": the exclamation mark has gone by many names. The history of this explosive mark is a fascinating one.
What happened to Ernest Frankenstein? He ultimately slips away from Shelley's narrative. Here are some books that explore his unknown fate.
Instead of making use of the camera, the practitioners of documentary poetry splice and transform the textual trace of reality.
Wilkerson’s book was instantly one of the classic books on caste, as we have it in the U.S. These books go deeper into the Indian system, including The White Tiger by Aravind Adiga.
Six libraries through history which have been destroyed and the history behind them.
Peruse, explore, and imbibe well, my reading friends! Learn more about wine and spirits, from their origins and history to recipes and guides.
Rather than rely upon grand scenes of nature unfolding for the observer, ecopoetry strips away the illusion of our observer status.
Get to know all about mushrooms and fungi with these excellent books.