Literature
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Two Fusiliers by Robert Graves
Two Fusiliers is featured in Graves’ collection, Fairies and Fusiliers (1918). And have we done with War at last?Well, we’ve…
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Carol by Kenneth Grahame
Kenneth Grahame, best known for WInd in the Willows, offers a lovely Christmas poem, published in Christmas In Poetry: Carols…
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When Johnny Comes Marching Home by Patrick Gilmore
When Johnny Comes Marching Home (1863) was embraced by both the Union and Confederate armies during the American Civil War.…
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The Signal by Vsevolod Garshin
The Signal (1887) was translated by Lizzie B. Gorin.SEMEN IVANOV served as trackman on the railroad. His watch-house was twelve…
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Friday by Zona Gale
Friday, Gale’s story about a woman’s march, was published in The Century Magazine in August, 1914.HEMPEL had watched the hands…
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Success and Artie Cherry by Zona Gale
Success and Artie Cherry was first published in Harper’s Magazine in May, 1919. It features a character named Lulu Merrit,…
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The Dance by Zona Gale
The Dance was first published in The Smart Set in August, 1905. “”Do you remember the ball at the Selby-Whitfords?…
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The Way the World Is by Zona Gale
The Way the World Is was first published in American Magazine, September, 1909. “When she was not with him he…
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White Bread by Zona Gale
White Bread was first published in Harper’s Monthly Magazine, July, 1916. “Nobody made white bread like Jane, and no one…
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The Last Word by Zona Gale
The Last Word was featured in Harper’s Magazine, November, 1903.ERE I sit with eighty yearsBuried somewhere in my bones.I can…
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