Via: hallux • Readers, etc. • 8 Comments • 4 months ago
Learn the Differences Between Irony, Sarcasm, Satire, and Paradox
Via: hallux • Readers, etc. • 5 Comments • 5 months ago
Her writing was admired by Hemingway. Then her books — and body — disappeared
Via: hallux • Readers, etc. • 3 Comments • last year
The Meaning and Origin of ‘For Whom the Bell Tolls; It Tolls for Thee’
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Pioneering feminist author bell hooks dies aged 69
Via: hallux • Readers, etc. • 4 Comments • 3 years ago
WAS SHAKESPEARE A WOMAN?
Via: hallux • Readers, etc. • 14 Comments • 3 years ago
The author does not come to a conclusion, had she it would have been splashed around the world with headlines sending academics scurrying throughout the tunnels of Ivory Towers.
THE PLOT TO HACK AMERICA How Putin's Cyberspies and Wikileaks Tried To Steal the 2016 Election
Via: cb • Readers, etc. • 7 Comments • 3 years ago
Battlegrounds: The Fight to Defend the Free World
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My Take On This Book!
Mr. McMaster has written a thorough book about Russia, China, Iran, and many other military and political historical and present day events and happenings.
H. R....
The New Jane Austen Society
By: buzz-of-the-orient • Readers, etc. • 1 Comments • 4 years ago
The New Jane Austen Society
It should not take much Persuasion for literary NT members to show some good Sense and Sensibility rather than unwarranted Pride and Prejudice to be...
Author Herman Wouk Dead At Age 103
Via: john-russell • Readers, etc. • 5 Comments • 5 years ago
Herman Wouk , whose taut shipboard drama “The Caine Mutiny” lifted him to the top of the best-seller lists, where he remained for most of a career that extended past his 100th year thanks to...
Woman Turns The 110-Year-Old Tree Stump In Her Yard Into A Magical Miniature Free Library
Via: jasper2529 • Readers, etc. • 34 Comments • 5 years ago
In 2019, many book lovers are more likely to grab their Kindles and head to a chic café than visit their local library. That means nonprofit organizations like Little Free Library , which work...
The People's Almanac
Via: johnrussell • Readers, etc. • 2 Comments • 6 years ago
The People's Almanac , written by David Wallechinsky and Irving Wallace was published in 1975.
To many people, it was sort of the internet before the internet was invented, a way to learn...
Freddy the Pig - Incredible Children's Books
Via: buzz-of-the-orient • Readers, etc. • 4 Comments • 6 years ago
Freddy the Pig
My first comment explains my connection to this series of books - from when I was a child.
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Collier's Junior Classics. and other stories
By: katrix • Readers, etc. • 9 Comments • 6 years ago
So, we have a new category .. for anyone who likes to read. I don't watch much TV (except some sports - go CAPS!), but don't get me wrong .. not watching TV doesn't mean I am on some higher...
