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Recensione e critica di due libri che, ognuno a modo suo, cercano di sensibilizzare l’opinione pubblica sul tema del cambiamento climatico.

https://newrepublic.com/article/153505/case-climate-alarmism-nathaniel-rich-david-wallace-wells-review

L'articolo Raccontare il cambiamento climatico provien...

There are more books than ever available that don’t completely conform to the cultural Marxist agenda, and the CLFA has an annual election to determine the best of the year. I’ve read two of these books and have reviewed them here. Links to those two, which I recommend, are below.

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You’re probably familiar with hydrogen peroxide and know it can be used to whiten teeth, sterilize a cut, or as a mouthwash. However, do you know about food grade hydrogen peroxide?

Watch below or read on to learn about the basics, benefits, and uses of food grade hydrogen peroxide.

What Is Food Gr...

[image error]Thriller writer Jon Land praised Down to the River — a new anthology that includes a short story by Patricia and me — in his book review column for The Providence Journal:

“The splendid anthology “Down to the River” (Down & Out Books, 242 pages, $15.95), edited by Tim O’Mara and w...

Hipster watering holes in formerly run-down neighbourhoods are the new cathedrals

The best place to live in Britain today is Salisbury. So says the Sunday Times. The Office for National Statistics disagrees. It says the best place is Farnborough. No, says the Royal Mail, it is Winchester. The Prov...

When we sin against other people, our natural response is to distance ourselves from them. The naughty child who has defied her parents will look at the mess she has made, then slink away to her room. The church member who has spread gossip about another person will keep his distance the next Sun...

When I began writing in the Brotherhood Protectors World last year, I wanted to create characters and stories that would cross over into my cozy mystery series and yet still be romantic suspense.

So I came up with the concept of creating a case of younger characters who are related in some way, fa...

Today’s Friday Flash Fic is a picture I took last week in San Francisco. There’s this door on a street that’s just freaking awesome (there’s another right beside it that’s totally done in the same design of the snake-locked-door from Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, too). Anyway, it’s a p...

age range: 3-6 years
topics: siblings; martial arts
Mia Wenjen’s website

Young readers will enjoy this spirited debut with insightful integration of cultural exploration.
— Kirkus

Please tell us about your book.

I had signed up for a picture book writing class at my local high school through adult e...

I’m not sure why, but it turns out my last two posts about new Patreon essays going up failed to post as scheduled. My apologies for not noticing that! I’ll keep an eye on it this week and manually push it if I have to.

Anyway, this month we’re talking about art! Starting with a discussion of the...

On an evening in the early 1950s on the corner of 125th and 7th Avenue in Harlem, two teenage brothers named Elombe Brath and Kwame Brathwaite stood in the crowd to hear Carlos Cooks speak about Pan-Africanism and the legacy of Marcus Garvey. Cooks’ message of black pride and a vibrant history da...