April showers bring May flowers, but for fans of poetry, this month is all about celebrating the emotional power of poems. Whether narrative, dramatic, or lyrical, classic or contemporary, poetry... read more →

A wealth of new content has just been added to the award-winning Bloom’s Literature, providing instructors and researchers with even more of the essential information they need. Read on to... read more →

Sometimes, the hardest part of writing a research paper on literature is getting started. Do you want to write about a certain work? How about themes that appear in one... read more →

Last year, we added two new Topic Centers to Bloom’s Literature—Fine Art and World of Dance—that greatly expanded the award-winning literature database’s coverage of the fine and performing arts. Now,... read more →

April is National Poetry Month, and we have lots of fun activity ideas to celebrate! Here are suggestions for contests, projects, papers, and classroom assignments that are sure to get... read more →

F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby is not only one of the greatest of all American novels but also far and away the most popular in high school literature classes.... read more →

Studying the arts can have many benefits for students and researchers, helping to inspire creativity, encourage self-expression, and build confidence. With that in mind, two new Topic Centers have just... read more →