Kahlil Gibran's "The Prophet" was first published in 1923 and has never gone out of print, making Gibran, according to a New Yorker article, the third-best-selling poet of all time after William ...

“The Prophet” is a book of 26 poems written by Lebanese philosopher Kahlil Gibran. Published in 1923, the book follows an exiled poet named Almustafa, who — as he journeys home — talks with passersby ...

In 1923, in “The Prophet,” Khalil Gibran published a poem titled “On Children,” whose message is summarized in this refrain: Your children are not your children. They are the sons and daughters of ...

Significant portions of the working manuscripts and notebooks of four well-known books, including "The Prophet," by Kahlil Gibran have been donated to the Princeton University Library. The library's ...

Think of “Kahlil Gibran’s The Prophet” as a gift: a work of essential spiritual enlightenment, elegantly interpreted by nine of the world’s leading independent animators, all tied up and wrapped in a ...

Salma Hayek talks about rediscovering The Prophet and working with director Roger Allers and animator Bill Plympton to create a cinematic anthology. Salma Hayek tends to wax rhapsodic once she gets ...

Kahlil Gibran in 1896, aged 14. The photograph was taken by F Holland Day who funded and guided the education of Gibran, encouraging him to study art and poetry (Public domain) He speaks to the people ...

It’s fitting that New York City’s first public Arabic-language and culture school should be named for poet and novelist Khalil Gibran, who embodied the notion of dual identity, published in both ...

Kahlil Gibran is said to be one of the world's bestselling poets, and his life has inspired a play touring the UK and the Middle East. But many critics have been lukewarm about his merits. Why, then, ...