Southwest England’s Exmoor National Park has long been a site of poetic speculation. The nineteenth-century poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge famously walked and pondered there (he has the footpath to prove… Read more »

Fair warning, reader, this is a grisly one. In November, Atria published 438 Days, John Franklin’s account of “the true story of the fisherman who survived fourteen months in a… Read more »

As reported earlier on MobyLives, British education secretary, Michael Gove, has brought forward a new national  curriculum—one that includes the mandatory learning of a foreign language as early as seven… 1 / Read more »