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- 'Katsuya Terada Real Size' Book Review: A Glorious Collection Of Amazing Illustrations Share to facebook Share to twitter Share to linkedin Arguably one of the finest illustrators in Japan is that of Katsuya Terada and his latest artbook Real Size covers some of his amazing work from his live drawing events. To explain a bit, Terada has done …
- Israel’s Favorite Occupation – Interview with Author Andrew Ross New York University Professor and Author of the Book 'Stone Men: The Palestinians Who Built Israel', Andrew Ross. (Photo: Supplied) By Nicholas Vincenzo Barney It’s not often that you find the Palestinian Solidarity Movement (PSM) and Israeli PM …
- Book review: Inland by Tea Obrecht Late one April afternoon in 1856, 33 imported camels walked down the gangplank at Powder Point in Indianola, Texas. They'd been a while in coming. The notion of a "camel convoy" was mooted some 20 years earlier as a novel way of moving …
- Book review: Vancouver author’s debut thriller full of 007 echoes E.J. Lister, author of Investing in Murder. PNG Investing in Murder By E.J. Lister (LEO Publishing, Vancouver 2018) $12.99 | 341pp The cover art on E.J. Lister’s new thriller echoes the visual style of James Bond movies: A luxury yacht rides uneasily …
- Book Review | When We Were Arabs: A Jewish Family’s Forgotten History When We Were Arabs: A Jewish Family’s Forgotten History Massoud Hayoun The New Press Modern-day depictions of Muslims and Arabs can paint them as one and the same, inseparable. But Massoud Hayoun’s love letter to his grandparents is an attempt to highlight …
- Enforcing sustainability: modern challenges and needed reforms (I) The global sustainable agenda requires the states to take all necessary measures (“what it takes”) to implement UN sustainable development goals by 2030. Generally, these measures involve three spheres of national governance: social, environmental and …
- Book Review: In the Valleys of the Noble Beyond In the Valleys of the Noble Beyond: In Search of the Sasquatch The Great Bear Rainforest is the largest intact temperate rainforest in the world. According to local residents, the mythical sasquatch is a well-known creature of the woods. Author John Zada …
- Book Review: The Tubman Command By Terri Schlichenmeyer / August 15, 2019 Share this article: You are the Big Kahuna. The Boss, the One in Charge, maker of decisions and teller of things to do. You’re the Big Cheese with all the responsibility and you ain’t bad at it. So how would …
- Book Review: “Stony the Road,“ a Novel by Henry Louis Gates, Jr. Known as a historian, a literary critic, a scholar, and a professor, readers approach the work of Henry Louis Gates, Jr. with considerable expectation and some apprehension; one doesn’t want to miss the point or misinterpret any message. Readers anticipate …
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