How Haruki Murakami Became a Global Literary Sensation
Murakami's 'Underground' explores trauma and identity, highlighting the importance of narrative in connecting with others after a collective tragedy.
Say Nothing Series-Premiere Recap: The Whole Sordid Story
The Belfast Project aimed to archive the testimonies of ex-IRA members about the Troubles, emphasizing both preservation and confidentiality.
Toronto's junior historians help archive veterans' stories and memories | CBC News
The Oral History Project at Crestwood Preparatory College enriches students' understanding of history through firsthand veteran interviews.
The Jesus and Mary Chain, the brothers who hated each other before Oasis
The Jesus and Mary Chain significantly influenced 1980s alternative rock, yet often remain overshadowed by their more commercially successful successors.
How Did the New York Post Get Away With That?
The New York Post's influence has diminished, yet it has adapted as a national tabloid, achieving profitability in a challenging media landscape.
Find A Job You Enjoy, And You'll Never Have A Day Off In Your Life | Defector
Professional athletes feel disenchantment with the commercialization of sports, contrasting it with the pure joy of their childhood experiences.
The emotional resonance of scoring in sports is difficult to articulate, highlighting the profound connection players have to their moments of success.
Two Excellent Books On Japanese Video Games Will Be Restocked At Amazon Very Soon
Japansoft provides an oral history of early Japanese video game industry developers, showcasing their insights and experiences during its pivotal moments.
Sisters divided: How partition ruptured a family in a vanishing community
The partition of India and Pakistan profoundly altered the lives of individuals like Shireen and Amy, illustrating the lasting impact of historical events on personal identities.