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Isn’t living in the age of apps the best? These days, you can forget about doing the actual work and let various apps on your multitude of internet-connected devices do it for you. Your fridge can make a grocery list for you, your washing machine can tell the difference between the kinds of cotton and […]
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Nature’s Gift to Humanity: Fowl Art II is a collection of prose by Mary Rensberry. She truly feels that in seeking the truth we define ourselves. And in finding the truth we discover ourselves. The following are some lovely quotes from her book In seeking the truth, we define ourselves. In finding the truth we discover
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In 2016, the world will pay tribute to William Shakespeare. I found an interesting article on ‘The Bard’s’ 400 death anniversary… London: In a monumental literary find, a copy of William Shakespeare’s original First Folio, one of the world’s most sought-after books containing 36 of the Bard’s plays published seven years after his death, has been discovered
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I came across this lovely and interesting post on ‘Magic Realism’ and thought of sharing. I love to read magic realism novels. UNSPEAKABLE THINGSby Kathleen SpivackKnopf, 304 pages For many years, magical realism felt to me like literature’s answer to a prop comic. It was the cheapest screwdriver in the author’s toolbox, an indulgent and
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