Coleridge's self-judgment and the judgment of posterity have often been one. In 1814, when he was forty-two and in the midst of a long nightmare of bodily pain, the side-effects of laudanum addiction, ...

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"We stand at a pivotal moment when the need for secure, accessible, and elegant data has never been more critical," said Dr. Ahu Yildirmaz, President and CEO of the Coleridge Initiative. "This ...

Break-ups had happened before of course. Henry VIII's split from the Vatican comes to mind, or Socrates' spat with the Athenian state, but this is the break-up over which we still take sides. Even ...

It’s a trope that’s as old as the written word: the brilliant artist whose creative genius is intricately tied to substance abuse—or so the genius usually believes. For Hemingway, it was alcohol; for ...

No writer has had as much ink spilled in the interpretation of his works only to remain so woefully undervalued in the popular imagination as Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Despite co-creating English ...

Samuel Taylor Coleridge is best known for the “Rime of the Ancient Mariner,” a doozy of a poem that includes spirits, zombies and, of course, a rotting albatross. As it turns out, since the English ...

Over 184 years after his death, the crypt of celebrated English poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge has been rediscovered in a wine cellar in north London. One might wonder how an entire crypt can be lost, ...

“The problem isn’t that the government is broken,” Greg Coleridge says, whipping out one of many activist slogans he’s been repeating so long they’re inextricably threaded into the fabric of his ...

Was "the person from Porlock", who interrupted Coleridge at work and is blamed for depriving the world of a epic poetic masterpiece, actually his opium dealer, meeting him by arrangement with a fresh ...

Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly guide to the latest trends, fashion, relationships and more Coleridge’s view is not unusual. In 2016, US Vogue’s Sally Singer caused a ruckus for expressing a ...