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The Trouble with Allegory: A Review of “The Tiger and the Cosmonaut”
In the fictional town of Wilhelm, there is a police station that looks like a church. Look too…
Alexis Wright has revitalised Australian literature, but a new book by a ‘superfan’ overlooks an important aspect of her work
Is there an author more fêted and adored in Australia right now than Alexis Wright? In the two…
Just 270 of 1,000 MoUs given grants
CHENNAI: Of the nearly 1,000 memorandums of understanding (MoUs) signed at the Chennai International Book Fair (CIBF) this…
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My wife Barbara and I will have been married for 40 years in November. What do I love…
5 brilliant books to demystify the brain
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Go Ahead, Write in the Margins—It’s Good for Your Brain
September 19, 2025 3 min read Writing in Your Books Is Good for Your Brain—Here’s Why Annotating the…
Annual book festival highlights voices from across Kansas
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) – The Washburn University library hosted the 14th annual Kansas Book Festival, Saturday, Sept. 20.…
10 books that can help you in soul searching
Mitch Albom is a great writer and through a series of poignant conversations between the author and his…
Q&A: This new book chronicles the love lives of cruise ship workers — and the babies that result
Jen Winsor is the author of Ship Moms. She lives in St. John’s. (Submitted by Jen Winsor) Jen Winsor of…
Book Shares Teacher Voices From The Culture Wars
The culture wars have been raging for several years, with public school educators caught on the front lines–often…
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