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Clever Posters Chart the Colors in Famous Novels
What colors are the insides of your favorite novels? Well, sure, the off-white of a book page — but what about the worlds they create? In artist Jaz Parkinson‘s color charts project, he ha… more →
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LIKE ENOUGH THE THINGS THEMSELVES
wrote 9 hours ago: A Tennessean named Webster had been watching him and he asked the judge what he aimed to do with tho … more →
wrote 2 days ago: Albert of Adelaide by Howard L. Anderson My rating: 4 of 5 stars To compare the story of a platypus … more →
The Best Chain Letter Ever!
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wrote 2 days ago: Fellow Blogger To Kill a Hammingbird has nominated me for a “Most Versatile Blogger” awa … more →
"W ciemność" C. McCarthy
wrote 2 days ago: Lektura “Drogi” sprawiła, że w mig stałem się ogromnym fanem stylu Cormaca McCarthy … more →
Passage of the day: Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy
wrote 2 days ago: ”Now come days of begging, days of theft. Days of riding where there rode no soul save he. He … more →
Monochrome (as clear as black & white): A Top Ten List
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wrote 2 days ago: In case you haven’t noticed, I happen to like black & white. My blog design is black and w … more →
Confessions of a Physics Teacher
wrote 6 days ago: I spend my days teaching Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle and Pauli’s Exclusion Principle to kids … more →
Land in Literature
wrote 6 days ago: Cover of My Ántonia (Dover Thrift Editions) The city has been the setting for most cultural expressi … more →
I’ll Live My Way, You Die Yours
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wrote 1 week ago: A Review of No Country for Old Men by Cormac McCarthy ‘What would I do if I found a million dollars … more →
~cormac mccarthy~ the crossing
wrote 1 week ago: Read it in: around 3 weeks So, you already know how much I love Cormac McCarthy. He’s fantast … more →
Judge Holden and Bane: Physical Brutes and Intellectual Monsters
wrote 1 week ago: Jacob Eisenberg compares two of the most captivating and terrifying villains in postmodern fiction . … more →
Top Ten Books That Deal with Tough Subjects
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wrote 1 week ago: Check out The Broke and the Bookish for information on how to participate in the Top Ten Tuesday! I … more →
what i'm currently reading: the road
wrote 1 week ago: After a long bout of neglecting reading for pleasure, i’ve just began to indulge in my hobby o … more →
Waterstone's Classics: A Chance to Dip into Literature on your Lunch Hour
wrote 1 week ago: Waterstone’s Liverpool One organizes a series of free talks by academics from the University o … more →
Six questions with D. J. McIntosh
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wrote 1 week ago: D.J. McIntosh’s The Witch of Babylon has been sold in twenty countries, was shortlisted for th … more →
The American Novel Since 1945 with Amy Hungerford by Yale University
wrote 1 week ago: 1. Introductions by YaleCourses 60,972 views 50:30 2 2. Richard Wright, Black Boy by YaleCourses 34, … more →
The Great Gatsby 2: Revenge of Gatsby
wrote 1 week ago: ALL IMAGES AND CHARACTERS ARE PROPERTY OF THEIR ORIGINAL OWNERS, I MAKE NO CLAIM TO OWNERSHIP OR RIG … more →
Selfishness is not self-love
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wrote 1 week ago: “Suppose you were the last one left? Suppose you did that to yourself?” ~ Cormac McCarthy, The Road … more →
Book review: Canada by Richard Ford
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wrote 1 week ago: I’ve never written a review before but I just finished reading this brilliant, masterful book on the … more →
