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When a 17-year-old presents a collection of poems titled "Gnostic Ruminations”, one is forced to put your thinking hat before ...

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Paul Hawken’s survey of carbon science is extensive, sound and frequently fascinating, a fine example of popular science ...

According to the back of the book, Kelsey Bigelow’s Far From Broken (2024) collection is “an expansion of her spoken word ...

Recently a prominent member of the libertarian community died. Notable about the individual’s death is what he left behind.

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Because, in true John Green fashion, there’s a footnote on the copyright page explaining the reasoning behind the font choice ...

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For hours that February in 1903 Janáček waited at his daughter’s side, making notes of her “speech melodies”—her words but also her sighs, her intonation, the music of her final moments ...