Alden Carrow·Oct 21The Furnace Went Out. The Town Didn’t.Three lessons in writing a place after its industry has gone, from Kipling’s machines, a poem about Redcar, and one exercise to try tonight
Boris (Bruce) Kriger·Aug 8Kipling in the Frozen Jungle: Mowgli as a Hidden AutobiographyA boy is taken from the world he was born into and delivered to strangers. He learns their language better than his own, submits to their…
S.E. Hutton·Apr 30The Jungle Book Like You’ve Never Seen | Original Text & Stunning Illustrations 🌿A few weeks ago, my husband and I were on our way to have dinner with some dear friends who happen to live just minutes from one of the…
Prashant Badiger·Apr 10The Phantom Rickshaw — A supernatural short story by Rudyard KiplingFear and illusion go hand in hand. Fear conjures up imaginations, hallucinations of being watched, tracked and observed. Among many scary…
Kit Teguh·Apr 5Just Okay At Best Stories by Rudyard Kipling.Kipling’s stories are familiar to many schoolboys and girls for too long a time. We are at least familiar with his Jungle Books and Kim. If…
InWrite A CatalystbyVinita Singh·Mar 29Rudyard Kipling: Life, Works, and LegacyEarly Life and ChildhoodA response icon3A response icon3
Roberto Serrini·Mar 23Could Rudyard Kipling beat Bukowski in a fight to the death?The first poem I ever had an attachment to was given to me by my mother. It was “If” by Rudyard Kipling. She gave me this old, thin book of…
Shashidhara S M·Feb 20The Six Friends We Lost!Evening. A wooden bench in the corner of a park. An anonymous old man sitting alone.
William Villano·Feb 17If — by Rudyard Kipling: A Poem of Strength, Balance, and Moral Compass | by William Edward VillanoRudyard Kipling’s If — has always struck me as one of the most straightforward yet profound poems ever written. Its message is clear…
