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Gibran in Russia: Francesco Medici’s Letter to the Lebanese House of Moscow
"Portrait of Ameen Rihani through his handwriting" by Mary Haskell (Portrait d’Amin el-Rihani d’après son écriture)
“Suspected Bolsheviki” – The Classified FBI (BOI) File on Kahlil Gibran
A Poet-Painter of Lebanon
Companions: an Anthology of Poetry Decorated by ‘Khalil Gebran’
Everyman & His Dog - Gibran's Borzoi
From America to Belgium to Australia
Gibran on Philology: A New Unpublished Letter Found
Gibran: 'How and Why I wrote The Prophet' - a rare interview discovered.
Gibran’s First Love: The Riddle of Sultana Tabet
Gibran’s Immense Tragic Eyes: Nathalie Sedgwick Colby’s Memoir
Gibran’s Lost Portfolio in the Harcourt Studios Building Fire
Hilda, the Woman Who Fell in Love with Kahlil Gibran and Mikhail Naimy
Kahlil Gibran and Faris Malouf: The Story of an Unsuccessful Venture (1924-25)
Kahlil Gibran and the Great Famine of Mt. Lebanon. Unpublished Documents
Rare Photo Found — A Banquet in Honour of Gibran, Detroit, October 1924
Rare Photograph of Kahlil Gibran Found at the Smithsonian Institution
Rose Cecil O'Neil (Rosalind) - a new portrait by Kahlil Gibran.
Siegfried Sassoon: "Gibran Seems a Very Nice Creature"
The Functions of Journalism - Kahlil Gibran
The House of The Prophet: Gibran at Mrs. Garland’s Farm
The Strange Case of Kahlil Gibran and Jubran Khalil Jubran
Translating Gibran’s Early Arabic Books: An Unpublished Letter of Mikhail Naimy to Alfred Knopf
Two Moorish Gentlemen in Arab Attire: Gibran and Rihani at a Costume Dinner in London
When the Italian Monks Sold the Monastery of Mar Sarkis
Why I Wrote ‘Jesus the Son of Man’: A Little-Known Interview with Gibran
World Première of Gibran’s Lazarus and His Beloved (May, 1928)