- Book review: The Road to Grantchester, by James Runcie James Runcie’s first Grantchester novels featuring Sidney Chambers, the Anglican priest who dabbles or more than dabbles in detection, seemed charming and offered an agreeable contrast to much contemporary crime writing with its gruesome murders and …
- Book review: Charlie Savage, by Roddy Doyle Reading Charlie Savage reminded me of a time I helped avert a family crisis for the business editor of The Scotsman. It was his sister’s 40th birthday and he had been about to present her with an emergency car repair kit when I intervened. After quizzing …
- Book review: Death Is Hard Work, by Khaled Khalifa In a recent interview with The National newspaper, based in the United Arab Emirates, the Syrian novelist Khaled Khalifa explained that he continued to live in Damascus not because he had to, but because, in spite of offers to live elsewhere, he chose to. …
- Inside the List: Guilt, Jealousy, Empathy: Your Dog Has the Same Emotions You Do Have you watched the heartbreaking viral video of Mama, a dying elderly chimpanzee, as she says goodbye to a scientist who was part of her life for many years? (If you haven’t seen it, you should — just lay in a supply of Kleenex first.) The Dutch-born …
- UK & Chinese Offshore Wind Research Center Opens Clean Power Published on March 22nd, 2019 | by Joshua S Hill 0 March 22nd, 2019 by Joshua S Hill A new $2.63 million joint UK-Chinese offshore wind research center was opened on Thursday in Yantai City, with its purpose to act as a leading renewable …
- Ultimate Fantastic Four Comic Books Reviewed (Marvel) Ultimate Fantastic Four Comic Books Reviewed (Marvel) Published August 16, 2006 entertainment 2 Comments This article is part of the meta-post 4134 Words Or How The Writers Of The New Dune Novels Sold Out. This article gives a comic book review on the …
- Book review: Celeste Barber's Challenge Accepted! plus AL Kennedy's The Little Snake Challenge Accepted! 253 steps to becoming an anti-It girl by Celeste Barber (HarperCollins, $35) She's an Instagram star with more than 5 million followers. But unlike most of those with a huge social media following, Celeste Barber isn't a …
- Why do we love seeing our world rendered tiny? Simon Garfield’s ‘In Miniature’ investigates Book review The world of miniatures is a gargantuan subject. There seems no end to our impulse to translate reality into something we can hold in our hands and see at a single glance. British niche historian Simon Garfield — who has written about …
- Roger J. Cuffey, Ph.D., presented with the Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award by Marquis Who's Who Roger J. Cuffey was the recipient of a Bahamian Bryozoan Reef study grant through the National Science Foundation. STATE COLLEGE, PA, March 22, 2019 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Marquis Who's Who, the world's premier publisher of biographical …
- Comic Reviews: Batman Who Laughs, Transformers, More Hello and welcome to 411mania’s weekly Comic Book Review Roundtable! Each week we’ll be serving up a warm dish of reviews from Marvel, DC, and anything else that captures our interest. What did you pick up this week? Let us know in the comments.Want to …
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