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Between Soil and Shore: A Review of Emmanuel Eruemulor's Unwanted
4+ hour, 56+ min ago (167+ words) August 27, 2026 by Our Reporter “May you find what you left home to look for” The collection comprises fifty-three poems across more than sixty-five pages, organised into three movements. Part One: Soil—NIGERIA opens with an epigraph from Vincent van Gogh:…...
The Rapids Had Other Plans
18+ hour, 14+ min ago (1038+ words) Visit Las Cruces Bulletin Award-winning author Kevin Fedarko will appear at 5 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 13, at the Glenwood Community Library, 14 Menges Lane in Glenwood. For information, call 575-539-2277. Both his books,The Emerald Mile: The Epic Story of the Fastest Ride in History…...
How Dante & the Tuscan Vernacular Gave Birth to the Italian Language
14+ hour, 1+ min ago (621+ words) Dante’s decision to write his 14th-century "The Divine Comedy" in Florentine vernacular, not in Latin, shaped the Italian language spoken by 60 million people today. In 1265, when Dante was born in Florence, Tuscany, the Italian peninsula was politically fractured among independent…...
BOOK REVIEW: ‘New Space Capitalism: The Entrepreneurial Path to the Stars’
19+ hour, 23+ min ago (812+ words) The outcome of today's space race is far from certain Suppose China were to reach Mars with a manned mission before the United States. That scenario is ugly and one that Rainer Zitelmann — historian, sociologist, author — dangles before readers toward…...
'There Are No Giant Crabs in This Novel' Review: Another Excellent Cosmic Horror-Comedy by Jason Pargin
19+ hour, 56+ min ago (158+ words) In the real world, however, each of these five novels was deeply influenced by the time during which they were written, with Pargin bringing up the edgy cynicism of the ’90s Clinton era which informed John Dies at the End and…...
New Scientist Book Club's verdict on The Dog Stars: A mixed response to this grim future
23+ hour, 35+ min ago (552+ words) Alison Flood is New Scientist’s comment and culture editor. She has a degree in English literature from the University of Cambridge and was previously books writer for The Guardian. She is judging the Baillie Gifford Prize for Non-Fiction in 2024, chairs…...
‘Open The Floodgates’ gives water a voice
1+ day, 8+ min ago (600+ words) In Open The Floodgates, the River is trying to revise part of its statement to the court: Defining Person (per-son) 3.(for now) dusty, crackling land / a deep cut in the earth / no rushing water no bubbling, no babbling / no gushing…...
Homeowner stunned after finding mystery letter hidden behind wall for 71 years
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (380+ words) It had been written and signed in March 1, 1955 A homeowner was left stunned after finding a mystery letter hidden behind the wall of his home for 71 years. Brendon Swallow has lived in his property for 13 years, but only stumbled across…...
In Raja Ampat, children are learning to become island stewards
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (1331+ words) “Rockhead fish, salamander fish, starfish and coral.” That’s what dozens of children from Arborek, a small island in Indonesia’s Raja Ampat archipelago, said when asked what they see in nature that is yellow and orange. The children rattled off the…...
The Harrington Phenomenon and the Eighty Centimeters
20+ hour, 12+ min ago (25+ words) Written for a "Confidently Wrong" flash-fiction challenge: 100 words about a man who faces proof he's wrong and grows more convinced of himself....
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