BILLIONAIRE Jeff Bezos is marrying Lauren Sánchez today in a star-studded ceremony dubbed the £40 million “wedding of the ...

On the pages of National Review and, after 1966, on Firing Line, Buckley pioneered the do-your-own-research rhetorical style: ...

I just read Jorge Luis Borges’ [classic short story] “El Aleph” once again, and I found stuff that I didn’t notice on the previous reads.

In an interview in Bogota on April 29, ... They both liked to take naps, enjoyed the works of Argentine literary great Jorge Luis Borges, and were “deeply anti-clerical”.

Consider Borges’ 1941 short story “The Library of Babel.” Fifty years before computer scientist Tim Berners-Lee created the architecture for the web, Borges had already imagined an analogue ...

Fionn Whitehead and Luis Gnecco are set to star in Borges and Me, an adaptation of Jay Parini’s memoir of his 1970s journey through the Scottish Highlands with renowned Argentine writer Jorge ...

We read Jorge Luis Borges and other great writers, and I’m grateful for that exposure. It wasn’t until later that I discovered Chicago writers like Carl Sandburg and Gwendolyn Brooks, who felt ...

In epigraphs, Gospodinov invokes Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges and Portuguese writer Fernando Pessoa, members of the tradition in which Gospodinov writes.

I was initially inspired by Jorge Luis Borges’s short-story collection Labyrinths [1962], in which he mentions mirrors many times. So, I just took all those quotes from Borges and memorized them. My ...

That’s why I chose the mirror. I was reading [Jorge Luis] Borges, who wrote about mirrors, and I memorized those parts to recite during the performance.

Edwin Williamson, a Spanish literature lecturer at Oxford University and author of the biography Borges, una vida, highlights his influence on British cinema. "His name is linked to the nouvelle vague ...

Kelsey Grammer opens our interview with a quote from a poem by Jorge Luis Borges. Because of course he does. For nearly 40 years, Grammer has played, rather to perfection, the ever erudite Frasier ...