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Every morning I feed a piece of blank paper into my Wedgefield 200 manual typewriter. I type the date, I confidently slide the carriage to the right and I begin typing whatever is there to be typed.

The poet Brad Leithauser has written that Conrad Aiken (1889–1973) was, like John McRae (“In Flanders Fields”) and Chidiock Tichbourne (“Tichbourne’s Elegy”), a poet who effectively wrote one poem.

Each morning you wake to the ritual of lost causes, the mystery of clothing, another childhood dead in its tracks. Outside, the elm tree takes on light. A new day settles in. Slowly you assume the ...

There is no shortage of classic holiday literature. Think "The Night Before Christmas," "A Christmas Carol," "The Polar Express." Well, MORNING EDITION listeners, get ready to add another work to the ...