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These books, once banned or challenged for their bold themes, remind us of the power of literature to inspire thought, challenge norms, and spark ...
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Arts & Culture, Books, Editor's Pick, EssaySaturday, Interviews
The Current State of Book Banning in America
As the 2024 U.S. elections approach, the issue of book banning has evolved from a cultural flashpoint into a battleground for democracy. With censorship ... -
Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, podcast, Poetry, Translations
BREAKING BORDERS | POEMS
Experience the evocative poetry of Natalia Toledo, presented in Zapotec, Spanish, and English. These poems explore themes of boundaries, migration, and sacred places. Translated by ... -
Arts & Culture, Lifestyle, Tech and Emotions, Tech and Science
The Laws of Connection: The Scientific Secrets of Building a Strong Social Network By David Robson
David Robson’s groundbreaking book, The Laws of Connection, unveils the profound importance of social connections, presenting a new understanding that surpasses our previous perceptions.
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Arts & Culture, Books, Editor's Pick, Literature, Reviews, Writing Fuel
8 Horror Books to Read
As summer’s heat intensifies and the nights become warm and muggy, there’s no better time to immerse yourself in some chilling horror fiction. Here are ... -
Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Essays, Travel&Lifestyle
Motels and Past Roads
Remember the problem Norman Bates had at the beginning of Psycho? The Bates Motel was usually vacant.
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Mexico memories
The Mexico of my memory from a quarter century ago no longer exists, but I keep the essence of it in my mind, in my ... -
Arts & Culture, EssaySaturday, Uncategorised
Love Decoded: Exploring Psychological and Synthetic Affections
Eye contact can ignite passionate feelings, revealing the powerful and often surprising triggers behind the emotion we call love.
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Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Fiction, short story, Story Sunday, StorySunday
FOR CONSUELO
Amidst unfamiliar streets and wary faces, the echo of past grievances resonates deeper than the laughter of reunion.
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Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Essays
Havana’s Gas Guzzling American Classic Cars
Every Cuban guidebook has a gas-guzzling American 1950s classic car on its cover, a symbol of an era when Cuba and the United States were ... -
Arts & Culture, Essays, Travel&Lifestyle
Concordia Summit 2024: A Pivotal Moment for Climate Action and Regional Collaboration
The 2024 Concordia Summit not only addressed the urgent challenges of climate change but also unveiled transformative strategies for sustainable global solutions.
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Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Travel&Lifestyle
Road Trip in Serbia: Yes or No
It seemed the whole world, in this case, Serbia, was against us, yet every mile unfolded a new chapter of adventure and beauty.
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Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Fiction
Like Gold
Every single activity becomes grace, wisdom, chance, love, pain, loss. There is always someone to root for.
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Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Essays
Pastéis de nata
Food is how my father told me he loved me. It is now how I tell others I love them.
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Olympiad
A sound like the blowing of a violent wind. The LORD is his name.
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Arts & Culture, Essays, EssaySaturday
The Whyte House Fish – Louise Phillips
The clown triggerfish in the Whyte House bridal suite would remain gloriously alive for decades after its death as long as people watched the movie ... -
Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Essays, EssaySaturday
Love by the Tracks
Love is the vestige in which the sweetness of all things lost remains.
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Art, Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Essays, EssaySaturday
My Mother Puzzles
I sit on the edge of her bed now and she grabs my hand and tells me what songs she wants at her funeral.
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Arts & Culture, Essays, EssaySaturday
Letter to Hannie Schaft
Diving into the layers of history, courage, and personal reflection, our latest essay ‘Letter to Hannie Schaft’ explores the profound impact of an overlooked hero.
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Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, EssaySaturday
The Society of Oblivion
Go less than a hundred miles due west and travel sixty years into the future and you’ll see another ugly sight, a major riot blossoming ...



















