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When his wife passed away, Alexander Ee decided to walk off his grief on the Camino de Santiago. The result is his book A Glimpse of Heaven.| STORM-ASIA
When his wife passed away, Alexander Ee decided to walk off his grief on the Camino de Santiago. The result is his book A Glimpse of Heaven.| STORM-ASIA
Otero utilizes disparate character voices and eras to paint a picture of female empowerment, colonialism, and religious hypocrisy. The post Book Review: Witchcraft by Sole Otero appeared first on Cinema Sentries.| Cinema Sentries
Collection of horror-tinged stories from Amazing Detective Cases and Men's Adventures might be the most entertaining Atlas Comics anthology yet. The post Book Review: Shiver As You Read!: Atlas Comics Library No. 6 appeared first on Cinema Sentries.| Cinema Sentries
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A professor of Jewish civilization at the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service (SFS) critiqued the doctoral education process for its neglect of undergraduate teaching in a Sept. 30 book. In “As Professors Lay Dying,” Jacques Berlinerblau, the professor, argued that faculty devote less time to undergraduates because they are focused on research as opposed...| The Hoya
A true story about almost losing one's mind. The post Fuck It appeared first on Jeff Warren.| Jeff Warren
September was another fast month that was over way too quickly. I think 2025 will go down in history as the year in which everything happened extremely fast. I mean here we are at the beginning of October and it’s just 2,5 months until we celebrate Christmas again. Maybe it’s me giving 200% every month… Weiterlesen September Wrap-Up| The Sassy Library Fox
TTT was created by The Broke and Bookish and moved to That Artsy Reader Girl (click here for upcoming TTT topics!). Today’s Topic is: Books on My Fall 2025 To-Read List (And this time around I’m actually posting the list! *lol* I’m so sorry for last week but it’s been a stressful September and I honestly didn’t have my prescheduled posts on my radar.… Weiterlesen Top Ten Tuesday: Books on My Fall 2025 To-Read List| The Sassy Library Fox
TTT was created by The Broke and Bookish and moved to That Artsy Reader Girl (click here for upcoming TTT topics!). Today’s Topic is: Books on My Fall 2025 To-Read List (I dunno why, but I always l…| The Sassy Library Fox
Monthly update #124 for the Office 365 for IT Pros (2026 edition) eBook is now available. Current subscribers can download the updated PDF and EPUB files from Gumroad.com. An update is also available for the Automating Microsoft 365 with PowerShell eBook. Like every month, changes are made to many chapters in the book, so if you’re a subscriber, please download the files.| Office 365 for IT Pros
The Office 365 for IT Pros team is happy to announce the availability of the October 2025 update for the Automating Microsoft 365 with PowerShell eBook. Subscribers can download the latest PDF and EPUB files from Gumroad.com. In other news, a new eBook about Exchange Server Subscription Edition (SE) is available. It’s always nice to see new sources of knowledge open up!| Office 365 for IT Pros
Porterhouse Blue written by Tom Sharpe It is a little while since I have read one of Tom Sharpe’s books, several years in fact, Porterhouse Blue had been serialised in the television some years ago…| Fenlandphil's Blog
The Snail on the Wall bookstore threw itself a double birthday party this past weekend, and Huntsville book lovers turned out to celebrate.| Huntsville Business Journal
I like how they make the title sound like ritual is a problem. Our culture believes that, I liked to believe it, and so the book is more appealing. (book on amazon, pdf excerpt) The book is not about rituals, but rather the attitude that ritual engenders. It’s an attitude of “If we do things ... Read moreRitual & its Consequences: book summary| Jessitron
A book about a lecture series? That doesn't sound very compelling. But Reasons for Hope: Hélder Câmara, Global Catholicism and the Australian Church by historian Julie Thorpe is a rambunctious work that employs a 40-year lecture series to shine a light on developments in post-conciliar Catholicism.| Catholic Outlook
I like to think being a bestseller used to mean something. But nowadays, with terms like “New York Times Bestseller” being an editorial list made by publishers for publishers and cultivated before…| the orang-utan librarian
Dashboards That Deliver: How to Design, Develop, and Deploy Dashboards That Work, the upcoming book by Andy Cotgreave, Amanda Makulec, Jeffrey Shaffer, and Steve Wexler,.. The post Review: Dashboards That Deliver appeared first on Nightingale.| | Nightingale | Nightingale
Doreen Virtue's 'Assertiveness for Earth Angels' blends spiritual wisdom with practical strategies, offering an empowering guide to self-assertion and growth.| Mazzastick
The Trail, with such a title, this should be a must read for everyone in this group, shouldn’t it? A very easy read that can accompany you in your next adventures. This is an endearing novel following Gill as he accepts to join his deceased dad’s best friend and hiking partner, Syd, on the John […]| Donner Party Mountain Runners
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The new book contains 26 senses-shattering sci-fi yarns drawn by Wood for EC in the early 1950s.| Cinema Sentries
A new book co-edited by UNC-Chapel Hill alumna Christa Bentley (Ph.D. musicology ’16) is contributing to the conversation about the allure of the singer-songwriter Taylor Swift and her fandom. The post Taylor Swift: The Star, The Songs, The Fans appeared first on Carolina Arts & Sciences Magazine.| Carolina Arts & Sciences Magazine
Davin Malasarn is a biologist-turned-debut-writer. Based in Los Angeles, his work has appeared in Los Angeles Review, Rosebud, Opium Magazine, and SmokeLong Quarterly. The Outer Country, which will be published by One World on May 5, 2026, traces the fractured bond between two Thai sisters after one is sent to America and the other is left behind, their rivalry […]| debutiful
Jennifer Acker‘s debut book, The Limits of the World, was a fiction honoree for the Massachusetts Book Award, and her short stories, essays, translations, and reviews have appeared in the Wall Street Journal, Oprah Daily, the Washington Post, Literary Hub, n+1, and The Yale Review, among other places. Now she’s back with another novel, publishing on April 14, 2026. Surrender follows […]| debutiful
In her debut novel, Happiness & Love, Zoe Dubno follows a young woman who, after returning to New York for her former best friend’s funeral, is drawn into a downtown dinner party that spirals i…| debutiful
While I’ve been listening to Hounds Of Love, I’ve also been reading Orbital by Samantha Harvey. Here’s a passage from an early chapter as the crew of the International Space Station watch a typhoon forming: How wired and wakeful the earth seems suddenly. It’s not one of the regular typhoons that haphazardly assault these parts of the world, they agree. They can’t see it all, but it’s bigger than projections had previously thought, and moving faster. They send their images, the lat...| Adactio: Journal
ABC news Australia says book was made of high quality materials. What materials were used, cotton, linen, wood, animal skin? Was book made of different material then regular cheap paper? Video of old fashioned papermaking| Recent Questions - History Stack Exchange
All the data+code from my book The New C Standard: An Economic and Cultural Commentary is now available on GitHub. For many years I have been meaning to create an easy way to map from a graph/table in the book to the file containing the data, which has blocked me adding the data to GitHub. […]| The Shape of Code
William O. Douglas, a U.S. Supreme Court Justice, recounts his childhood fear of water in "Deep Water." An incident at a YMCA pool intensified this fear, but through perseverance and swimming lessons, he ultimately overcame it, transforming his fear into confidence and resilience.| The Reading Palette
Emma Hawthorne, a 21-year-old battling Crohn’s disease and the weight of a life she never got to live. Her days are marked by dreams of independence, college, and fre| The Reading Palette
After an accident that nearly kills her, Emily and her husband, Freddie, move from London to a beautiful Dartmoor country house called Larkin Lodge. The house is gorgeous, striking—and to Emily, something about it feels deeply wrong. Old boards creak at night; fires extinguish; and books fall from the shelves—all of it stemming from the... Read More| Books Tales by me
A sunshine American bookstore whisperer clashes with the grumpy British owner of the shop she’s trying to save in this winning opposites-attract romance for book lovers.He has a struggling bookshop…| Books Tales by me
Hi friends, happy Thursday! I hope all is well. Today I’m so excited to be bringing to you guys, my tenth (😱) bookstores across Ontario post! I’m honestly so shocked, yet so happy that this project of mine has flourished so much in the last 4 years! In today’s post, I’ll be diving into the… Continue reading Bookstores Across Ontario Part 10| Meghan's Whimsical Explorations & Reviews
Hey everyone, today I’m back to talk about two of my favourite things: books and movies! I decided to match some of them so that I could give you some recommendations. Let’s see what I came up with! Divine Rivals – Lee Miller Lee Miller is a biographical movie about the war photographer and journalist […]| Books Real When Shared
Title: Words of Radiance Author: Brandon Sanderson Synopsis (from Goodreads): Expected by his enemies to die the miserable death of a military slave, Kaladin survived to be given command of the roy…| Books Real When Shared
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I’m not sure there are 5 books that count as proper that I have read. and like maybe too strong a word…| Wonderwall
A short tale of heads, memory, and virtual farms. I was hanging the laundry to dry outside on a sunny morning, and there it was: a headless field mouse resting on the lawn. Then I remembered the camera had caught a dry-heaving cat the previous night. A domestic, well-fed cat with outside access is probably not that interested in eating its prey. In fact, my husband found the mouse’s head elsewhere in the garden a few days later. What a grim end for the poor little thing. --- I finished read...| Design & other obsessions by Silvia Maggi
If it sounds like an adventure, it might just be. I believe that books choose us. At least sometimes they do, which is usually when we need them most. I read rave reviews about Matt Haig’s The Midnight Library but I never really felt compelled to read it, until I found it in the “Read Local” section of my library. It’s the first time I borrow from the library, which is a shame. It’s also the first time I read a book on my phone. That has been possible because I switched back to usin...| Design & other obsessions by Silvia Maggi
Yesterday I got to celebrate International Women’s Day in a pleasant and unexpected way. It was a double celebration, actually, as it was my birthday a few days ago. Simone and I had delicious Thai food for lunch, before walking home. The cold and strong winds made it a more difficult, but nonetheless charming five kilometres stroll. Feeling tired and a bit sluggish, we considered swapping dates for the event we booked for the evening. I’m glad we didn’t. We went to the Leper Chapel of ...| Design & other obsessions by Silvia Maggi
Shoot Like Wes shows photographers how to capture the cinematic charm of Wes Anderson with simple tips on colour, composition and art direction no film crew required. The post Intentionally Wes Anderson – an essential book for creatives drawn to colour, symmetry and storytelling appeared first on Amateur Photographer.| Latest Archives | Amateur Photographer
What the hell is going on with publishing nowadays?! In the last year, as I’ve frequently complained about now, I’ve been observing a serious decline in the quality of traditionally published books. Obviously, this is… More| the orang-utan librarian
Every so often, I like to ponder whether my taste follows the crowd. There are most certainly unpopular books I have loved and popular books I’ve hated. So when I stumbled on this worst books list …| the orang-utan librarian
It is September which means lake days & fresh blackberries are usually in abundance over here. Lazy afternoons by the lake lead to table for two on the dock for a few impromptu nibbles- such as this styling that we did for Inspired Gatherings. The dock and calm water were absolutely beautiful- and this table… The post Table for Two on the dock & Fresh Blackberry Lemonade appeared first on French Country Cottage.| French Country Cottage
이시가와 무네토시의 '코드 작성 가이드'를 통해 코드 가독성과 리뷰 프로세스 개선 방법을 알아봅니다.| HARIL Blog
Interviews of people with a Parkinson’s diagnosis from around the world reveal that it does not have to be this way. Instead, hope and self-reflection can be part of the solution to a better life.| HOPE Shortcut
Cliff Stoll’s book is a fascinating look at how a liberal, free-spirited astrophysicist became an accidental bureaucrat and changed his views on trust, authority, and the early internet| Akshay Ranganath’s Blogs
Rating: ”This is what the Problem means,” he went on. “This is the effect it has. Lives lost, loved ones taken before their time. And then we hide our dead behind iron walls and leave them to the thorns and ivy. We lose them twice over, Lucy. Death’s not the worst of it. We turn… Weiterlesen Review: The Empty Grave (Jonathan Stroud)| The Sassy Library Fox
Rating: ”You not afraid to talk to a devil?“ Stitch looked into Zak’s eyes.„Nah, the devil’s fair. It’s the people around you who grasp you at the throat and don’t want you to overstep some preset boundaries.“ Okay, I’m going to be real here: I think I should have paid more attention to the teaser… Weiterlesen Review: Road of No Return (K.A. Merikan)| The Sassy Library Fox
Rating: Book 11 on My Book List 2023 ”There is no moon. No stars. And yet, it is not empty. No, it is like a lake, a vast expanse of dark water. The kind of dark that tricks the eye. Makes you see things where there are none. Or miss things when they are there. The… Weiterlesen Review: Gallant (V.E. Schwab)| The Sassy Library Fox
"We believe students can change the world." That's what they say on their website...| wenger-trayner
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Psychologist Jessica Zucker, PhD, shares an exclusive excerpt (the complete chapter 12) of her award-winning book.| THE MIDST
If it seems like I’ve been relatively quiet lately on social media and my blog, that’s because I have. Liz, Austin, George and I have been busy toiling away on the second edition of “Observability …| charity.wtf
Voici un texte que j'ai écris pour le numéro de septembre 2025 de mon journal| veronneau.org
Our honest review of Ruslan C. Pashayev’s book, The Story of Catch: A Deep Dive into Lancashire’s Wrestling History and Myths Debunked.| Pro Wrestling Stories
How does the US Supreme Court decision to allow ICE to target immigrants based on language, accent, race, and employment affect the sweeps of undocumented immigrants in the US. And what are the social and economic impacts of Trump's deportation policy? [ dur: 29mins. ] Hiroshi Motomura is the Susan Westerberg Prager Distinguished Professor of Law at the University of California, Los Angeles. He is the author of Americans in Waiting: The Lost Story of Immigration and Citizenship in the United ...| The Scholars' Circle
As part of an ongoing attack on free expression, Donald Trump is trying to criminalize flag burning. Is this proposed ban constitutional? [ dur: 29mins. ] Dennis Baron is Emeritus Professor of English at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He is a frequent commentator on language issues in the national media and has written a number of popular books, including What's Your Pronoun? (2020). Then, why is child care in America so expensive? This vital service that is so crucial for c...| The Scholars' Circle
My THOUGHTS ON CHARLIE KIRK AND FREE SPEECH I’ve been planning this post for a while, then a terrible thing happened. Charlie Kirk was murdered. He was murdered in a freedom shirt at a “prove… More| the orang-utan librarian
Full disclosure: Bill and I met through the DVS, and have known one another for years. I received an advance copy of his book| Nightingale
We’re So Happy You’re Here: A Warm Welcome for our New Student is a social emotional learning picture book that helps teachers in welcoming new students and building classroom community. The post We’re So Happy You’re Here: A Picture Book for Welcoming New Students appeared first on Life Between Summers.| Life Between Summers
Listen Closer, a 31-day devotional for women seeking God’s truth and peace. Find encouragement, practical tools, and inspiration!| She Gave It A Go
Idk what to say about it but it was really good!| ReedyBear's Blog
Book 3 in the Broken Earth Series - Best books I've read| ReedyBear's Blog
Nearly a century after author Arthur Conan Doyle's death, the iconic character is finally free to enter the public domain.| Reason.com
“No one tells a hard-boiled tale like Jim Nelson.” – Instant CityNelson is a tried and tested author. – The Drifting PaigeA damn good writer. – FanFiAddict Jim Nelson's novels include Bridge Daughter (Kindle Press, 2016), Man in the Middle, and In My Memory Locked.| Jim Nelson
You may have heard that the United States copyright on Sherlock Holmes expired with the arrival of the New Year. You may have also heard something similar ten or so years ago. Why are we going through this again in 2023?| Jim Nelson
Viktorija over at My Murmuring Bones reviews A Man Named Baskerville as one of the last legs of the Escapist book tour. She offers an enthusiastic review of the book, and I'm more than grateful for it: Nelson’s style is convincing and engaging, and places his novel firmly shoulder-to-shoulder with...| Jim Nelson
In Sistermoon (Void, 2025), artist Siri Kaur compiles thirty years of photographs made with—and of—her youngest sister, Simran. What begins as a sibling collaboration evolves into a mythic, matrilineal album, layering time, memory, and intimacy into a body of work that blurs the line between family archive and poetic fiction. Simran appears as child, muse, mother, and| LENSCRATCH
Book Review of Bands Of Mourning by Brandon Sanderson| Trey Stone, Author
June Monthly Wrap Up In June I read 2 nonfiction books and book books were amazing reads. The first book I read is Forest Cats of North America by Jerry Kobalenko. This books focuses on three wild cats that are often ignored: The Cougar, the Bobcat, and the Lynx. Three cats with unique abilities that […]| The Scientific Detective
Summer was quite a busy season, and I fell off of my weekly blog posts. But here we are with a monthly review. In may I read 3 books. Two books were nonfiction, and one was fiction. Two were great reads and one was dropped. Let’s get the terrible book over with, Emily Wilde’s Encyclopaedia […]| The Scientific Detective
Sheila Watt-Cloutier is an Inuk Climate Change activist. She is well known for her book The Right to be Cold which is a joint memoir and study on climate change. Watt-Cloutier was born on December …| The Scientific Detective
an actually-useful cookbook that tells you how to cook things| hilton.org.uk
Back in 2017, when I was deep in the writing process for Because Internet, I was feeling stuck on the emoji chapter and Lauren Gawne, my cohost on the then-baby Lingthusiasm podcast (we were less than a year old!) offered to read the current draft. I’ll never forget her comment that led to me rewriting… Continue reading April, May, & June 2025: Lauren writes a gesture book!→| Gretchen McCulloch
Because it’s all fun and games when you’re working in a library… most of the time 😅 Frankly, I know people who have 20+ years of MAD anecdotes from working in libraries and I’m only a fraction of t…| the orang-utan librarian
Solving her best friend’s murder means infiltrating a secret society, resisting a forbidden love, and running from a vengeful ghost in this sophomore novel by the author of Together We Rot.Vi…| Books Tales by me
Introduction All authors remember that important day—that fateful moment—when they finished the last sentence for the first draft of their novel. Authors often go through many revisions while crafting the first draft of their novel. After the first draft is complete, one of the next critical steps in the publishing process is finding a professional […] The post What a Professional Editor Can Do for You! appeared first on Ebook Launch.| Ebook Launch
It’s September, which means sweater weather is right around the corner where I live. I’m definitely looking forward to crisp Fall days though there are a couple summer activities that I…| Sorry, I'm Booked
MORE TIME TO TRAVEL Guest author Tim Albert embarked on a Greyhound bus adventure around the U.S. last year, retracing the trip he took in 1969, at the age of 22. MORE TIME TO TRAVEL - Explore new places and savor new tastes| MORE TIME TO TRAVEL
It’s been a while since I have recommended you some books with this format and so here I am ready with my book matches. I hope you like these recommendations! How to End a Love Story – The Rom-commers These stories have a common setting: the writers room! In How to End a Love Story […]| Books Real When Shared
Hey Readers! Here we are with a new WWW article about my current readings and my future TBR. I’m so happy with my summer TBR and I cannot wait to tell you my future plans for the beginning of Septe…| Books Real When Shared
Exhibition dates: 5th June – 16th August, 2025 Curated by Catlin Langford with Christopher Sutherland and Jessie Norman (Metro Auto Photo) Installation view of the exhibition Auto-Photo: A Life in Portraits at RMIT Gallery, Melbourne, June – August, 2025Photo: Marcus Bunyan Dream Maker This is one of the most joyous photography … Continue reading "Exhibition: ‘Auto-Photo: A Life in Portraits’ at RMIT Gallery, Melbourne"| Art Blart _ art and cultural memory archive
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The CP-SAT Primer: Using and Understanding Google OR-Tools' CP-SAT Solver| d-krupke.github.io
Today I’m here to celebrate libraries- but with a twist! Rather than doing another post of libraries in books, I’m sharing my thoughts on my favourite librarian characters! Kiela in The Spell Shop-…| the orang-utan librarian
Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights, a tempestuous tale of love, loss, and social class, might seem an unlikely source of career wisdom. Yet, beneath the bleak moors and tragic romance, lie potent lessons that can illuminate our own professional paths and job searches. Far from the polished boardrooms and LinkedIn profiles of today, the characters of… Unearthing Career Truths: What “Wuthering Heights” Teaches Us About Our Professional JourneysUndercover Recruiter -| Undercover Recruiter
Hello all! Party time! It’s the end of the summer, but the beginning of my favourite time of year! And that makes it super appropriate to share my new CELEBRATIONS and PARTY ANIMAL designs! I… More| the orang-utan librarian
Maybe it’s more like 20 years- I can’t remember- which is why it was the perfect time to reread it. Because, as you can imagine, when you leave a reread that long, the experience is wildly differen…| the orang-utan librarian
What held Duryodhana back wasn’t fate. It was his mindset. Discover how Arjuna’s journey reveals the power of growth and change.| Akshay Ranganath’s Blogs
A swashbuckling adventure set in a version of Alexandre Dumas’s world haunted by vampires… Morgane grew up at sea, daughter of the fierce pirate captain of the Vengeance, raised to follow in her footsteps as scourge of the Four Chains Trading Company. But when Anna-Marie is mortally wounded in battle, she confesses to Morgane that she […]| The Bookworm's Feast
In the tradition of The Alienist and A Love Story, a decadently macabre, dark and twisty gothic debut set in 19th century Scotland – when real-life serial killers Burke and Hare terrorized the streets of Edinburgh – as a young medical student is lured into the illicit underworld of body snatching. Historical fiction, true crime, […]| The Bookworm's Feast
In this new standalone, Hugo Award-winning author Nghi Vo introduces a beguiling fantasy city in the tradition of Calvino, Mieville, and Le Guin. A demon. An angel. A city that burns at the heart o…| The Bookworm's Feast
Do you really want to know how my August was?! *lol* It was quite the strange month because the first week I was still at work and busy af! Then I had two weeks off and in one of them we went on vacation and then I was back at work the last week and… Weiterlesen August Wrap-Up| The Sassy Library Fox
Rating: ”I reckon that might make me officially, entirely batshit insane. But I want steely glares and poorly suppressed smirks. I want fire and rage and whatever it is that’s making my breathing shallow and my pulse race right now. I want more of that.” I wasn’t lying when I wrote down my first reaction… Weiterlesen Review: Lover Birds (Leon Egan)| The Sassy Library Fox
Rating: ”This is what the Problem means,” he went on. “This is the effect it has. Lives lost, loved ones taken before their time. And then we hide our dead behind iron walls and leave them to the t…| The Sassy Library Fox
Monthly update #123 is available for the Office 365 for IT Pros eBook. Subscribers can download updated EPUB and PDF files for the main book and the Automating Microsoft 365 with PowerShell book from their Gumroad.com account. As with every month, the update touches most chapters as we continue to make sense of the changes that occur across the Microsoft 365 ecosystem. Subscribe today!| Office 365 for IT Pros
I could use your help! I'm looking for a street team to help spread the word about my debut novel, The Summer I Found You.| City Farmhouse by Jennifer O'Brien
I (NR) had a great discussion with Angelica Lo Duca (ALD) where we discussed her latest book: Become a Great Data Storyteller.| Nightingale
on reading The Dawn of Everything| Winnie Lim
