‘Nostalgia Serves No Purpose’: An Interview with Michel Barnier
Michał Matlak: What is most likely to happen now with the Brexit negotiations? Michel Barnier: There are three options: a deal based on the agreement finalized...
Michał Matlak: What is most likely to happen now with the Brexit negotiations? Michel Barnier: There are three options: a deal based on the agreement finalized...
“Security” by Yvvette Edwards Merle noticed the security guard the moment she stepped through the entrance of Penny World: a tall, heavy-set white man, mid-forties, who...
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I’ve read a lot of juvenile and young adult fiction over the years. Many of the novels that I’ve read are about girls or young women....
Sandra Cisneros’s The House on Mango Street was first published 35 years ago in 1984. It is not hard to believe that her timely novel still resonates...
About 100 years ago, Katherine Cook Briggs and her daughter Isabel Briggs Myers developed the 16 Myers-Briggs personality types, based on the work of Carl Jung....
Until recently, I never really thought to search for rare books on Etsy, but if you can buy vintage clothing there, why not vintage books? Let’s...
The news keeps reporting back on the gig economy and the ways in which working remotely is becoming an increasingly available option. With more and more...
Welcome to the new golden age of radio, now with Bluetooth technology! Whether you’re a newbie to podcasts or a longtime listener, you’ve probably got a...