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ON BOOKS | OPINION: What Morrison and Klosterman see when familiar institutions stop looking neutral
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A Testament to the Human Spirit: How One Woman Chose Joy After Unimaginable Pain
Author’s Tranquility Press presents Monya Williams’ “I CAN-CER VIVE: Live Free-Choose Joy,” an unforgettable memoir of surviving childhood trauma and cancer with grace and resilience Some stories don’t just need to be told—they need to be felt.
The Nurse Who Heard Gods Whisper Over the Hospital Din
Author’s Tranquility Press Releases a Memoir That Reads Like a Love Letter to Human Resilience What happens when a child written off by doctors grows up to heal thousands? Author’s Tranquility Press announces the release of , the unforgettable true story
How We Grieve: Meghan O’Rourke on the Messiness of Mourning and Learning to Live with Loss
“The people we most love do become a physical part of us, ingrained in our synapses, in the pathways where memories are created.” John Updike wrote in his memoir, “Each day, we wake slightly altered, and the person we were yesterday is dead. So
Myra MacPherson, who wrote wrenchingly about Vietnam vets, dies at 91
Myra MacPherson, who set her sights on a journalism career when newsrooms were casually hostile to women and who went on to cover politics for The Washington Post and to write a book about the tenacious grip of the Vietnam War on the American psyche, has died.
CIA World Factbook ends publication after 6 decades
The CIA’s World Factbook, a repository of facts on nations from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe that for six decades provided detailed figures on birth and death rates and major exports, relied upon first by government agents and eventually researchers, educators,
As ‘Dark Winds’ returns, Zahn McClarnon talks new season’s LA storyline
When the fourth season of the AMC series “Dark Winds” begins, Lt. Joe Leaphorn is weary and getting ready to retire from the Navajo Tribal Police. Earlier in the series, which is set in the 1970s, Leaphorn had taken justice into his own hands, and he’d
One for the Money, Two for the Shoah
A decade ago, Rolling Stone ranked Keith Moon of The Who as the second-greatest drummer in rock and jazz history, after Led Zeppelin’s John Bonham. Moon’s brilliant drumstick prints are all over the Who classics like “Happy Jack,” “Baba O’Riley” and “Young Man
Kerala CPM embarrassed over renowned poet K Satchidanandan
<p>The CPM in Kerala is initiating a damage control exercise as
BOOK REVIEW: From London to Paris, ‘City Spies: Europa’ takes readers on an art-filled spy adventure
In "City Spies: Europa," young spies race across Europe to stop attacks, uncover clues and learn teamwork — all while exploring famous works of art and culture. ...
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Three more miners injured in Meghalaya coal mine tragedy dies in hospital, death toll reaches 30
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12 killed, eight injured as bus falls into river in Nepal
<p>Kathmandu: Twelve people were killed and eight others injured on Tuesday after a passenger bus fell into a river in central Nepal, police said.</p>.<p>The incident occurred
Bollywood actor Ranveer Singh receives threat through WhatsApp
<p>Mumbai: Actor Ranveer Singh has received a threatening WhatsApp voice note demanding crores of rupees
How I Shop with Nussaibah Younis: ‘These make me 60% less likely to murder my neighbours’
Always wondered what everyday stuff celebrities buy, where they shop for food and the basic they scrimp on? The Fundamentally author talks bodices, Chanel and regrettable heels in the Filter’s column
Healing in Advance by Dr. Alexander G. Watson Makes the Case for Prehabilitation and Why ...
In Healing in Advance, Alexander G. Watson presents a practical, patient-centered roadmap for improving health before major medical events, revealing how proactive preparation can strengthen the body, reduce complications, and improve recovery and long-term
College Speaker Marc Reede, author of the Mel Robbins-endorsed book “The Coffee Code,” Offers College ...
"Marc Reede speaking to college students about the college to career transition, based on his book The Coffee Code." College to Career Transition author and college speaker Marc Reede has received high-profile praise from Global podcaster/author Mel Robbins
‘Fill It With Reality’
In 1962 Françoise Ega, a Martinican woman working
Resolve disputes peacefully: Delhi HC to Sunjay Kapur
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India Hosts Over 100 Literature Festivals Every Year, Yet Hardly Anyone Reads Books: The Reason Is
While literacy rates in India have improved, the habit of reading for pleasure has not kept pace. ...
The philosophy of love | The Biblio File
What is this thing called love, especially romantic love? Pure emotion? Some forty contemporary philosophers contribute their thoughts in “The Oxford Handbook Of The Philosophy Of Love” ($150 in hardcover from Oxford University Press; also for Amazon Kindle),