Mechanical engineers inspecting a lighthouse found a surprising message: a handwritten missive from workers of another age.

Perdita, by sociologist Dylan Riley, is a beautiful attempt both to relive his marriage and to see the world through his late wife’s eyes ...

Wicky’s called to a remote lighthouse, where all is not what it seems. Will he survive seagulls, jellyfish, sea monsters and folk music? Show more Wicky’s been called to a remote and windswept ...

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Happily, there are a host of witty, satirical and downright hilarious books out there, waiting to put a smile back on our faces. From comic novels and memoirs, to essays and poetry, humour has filled ...

"I'm just one page in a 160-year-old history book," he said. He's witnessed major changes to the island's natural life, as well as developments in lighthouse technology. The little penguin ...

The man has written seventy-seven books, so some nod to brevity is required. Any published stories compiled within a larger collection will not be ranked singularly. That still leaves sixty-plus ...

Just as the Philippines was basking in the glow of being praised by a United Nations official as a “lighthouse to the rest of the region and the world” on disaster risk reduction, a report released ...

With the Oct. 4 launch of Lighthouse Seafood & Grill at 662 Portland-Cobalt Road, their aspirations were realized. For years, Siegal's mother worked in the kitchen industry; her father worked ...

binding: Early seventeenth-century morocco "à la Du Seuil" (163 x 108 mm), possibly French ... acquisition: Purchased from Sokol Books Ltd, London, 2014. references: (Epistolae) Renouard 299/4; FB ...

Suggested reading from critics and editors at The New York Times. Ruins are a theme in this week’s recommended books, from the collapse of the Victoria’s Secret lingerie empire to the lives ...