by Francesco Medici and Glen Kalem-Habib all rights reserved copyright ©2025  Gibran’s Immense Tragic Eyes: Nathalie Sedgwick Colby’s Memoir Kahlil Gibran met President Woodrow Wilson’s Secretary of State, Bainbridge Colby (1869–1950), a Manhattan lawyer, and his wife, Nathalie Sedgwick Colby (née Washburn, 1875–1942), an American translator and novelist, between late 1920  and early

Hilda de Windt-Ayoubi published a newly Dutch-translated version of the book; 10 years ago, she had already translated the book into Papiamento: “To Gibran, Christ was as important as Mohammad.”   By Arthur Blok via The Liberum 24th of December, 2024   all rights reserved © copyright 2024   Lebanon’s greatest cultural export, the late writer, poet,

By Paul G. Chandler (reposted from www.paulgchandler.com)  I have been struck by the number of individuals that I have recently met who find themselves despairing, and experiencing a sense of hopelessness. It reminded me of a multi-platform marketing campaign I initiated in a previous role that I held. It was in a