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Review: Tiffany Blues by M.J. Rose
I’ve been a fan of M.J. Rose for quite some time. She always writes really rich and atmospheric novels of romance and historical fiction blended together. 1,167 more words
Published: Short Stories: Women in Translation (PopMatters)
August is #womenintranslation month. The reason this online movement began a few years ago is the relatively smaller number of women writers getting translated across languages compared to men writers. 84 more words
Reblog: Let’s Get Physical: The ALS Exercise Debate
Let’s Get Physical: The ALS Exercise Debate
BY RICK JOBUS
IN COLUMNS, NOTES FROM THE ALS FRONT – A COLUMN BY RICK JOBUS… 831 more words
Extinguishing Everlasting Existence
When human lives are easily able to be upwards of a couple hundred years, dying is taboo and essentially illegal, forcing factions of the population to contests what constitutes living in Rachel Heng’s 297 more words
Reading Preview vs Bolton Wanderers
Saturday is a big game. It’s vital that Clement and his squad kick on from the professional and comfortable win against Birmingham in the Carabao Cup on Tuesday night. 556 more words
Turning to Mysteries: The Word is Murder by Anthony Horowitz
British writer Anthony Horowitz cleverly combines fact and fiction as Horowitz becomes a character in his own mystery,The Word is Murder. Former detective Daniel Hawthorne, who is investigating the death of a woman who planned her own funeral and then was murdered six hours later, hires Horowitz to assist him and to write Hawthorne’s memoir. 102 more words
