Well, this is a bit awkward. Robert Frost, a veritable American institution among American poets—a figure so American that he won the Congressional Gold Medal—has crossed the pond: he's a British ...

Robert Frost weathered family tragedy at the stone house in Shaftsbury, Vermont. Today he and his family are buried nearby. The Frost family grave in Bennington, Vermont. When Robert Frost moved from ...

Re “Lederer on Language: The enduring legacy of Robert Frost” (March 16): I want to thank Richard Lederer for being the impetus that finally motivates me to take down from my bookshelf a tome titled ...

As a child exploring our large, packed attic in the 1940s, I found papers my mother had stashed in rafters. They included a crumbling acket of love letters and several carefully typed poems, one of ...

Robert Frost was afraid of the dark. He was scared of storms and petrified of prowlers when he penned an iconic poem about the darkest night of winter. I think of this as I drive through the foothills ...