Is there a book more widely loved than Paradise Lost by an author more universally disliked than John Milton? Catholics ...

Chris Stamey on “I’d Be Lost Without You”: The recording of this song started with me pounding out the chords on piano, to which Mitch Easter then added a great twangy, reverbed-out Fender ...

The origins of this phrase are obscure, but it’s generally believed to have been heavily inspired by Coleridge, who wrote in his 1825 poem “Work Without Hope”: “All Nature seems at work.