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James Bowen (author of "A Street Cat Named Bob") is homeless again. I just came across this article from 2 months ago saying James Bowen had to sell his house due to mortgage rates increasing and is struggling again. I'm really devastated to hear this, his book was really an eye-opening experience for me when it comes to homelessness and ...
Hace 2 días · The partnership with Willson has its roots in a chance meeting in a spiegeltent at the 2019 Edinburgh International Book Festival, ... “It’s strange; we have loads of the same friends in the music business, like James Yorkston, Rachel Sermanni and Kathryn ... written by Cat Stevens. Musicians on the album: Kathryn Williams ...
Hace 3 días · Max Chow-Gillette. May 28, 2024. In his latest book, “James,” author Percival Everett retells the story of Mark Twain’s “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn,” refocusing the narrative on Jim, the novel’s enslaved main character. Everett saw it necessary to portray a more truthful representation of an enslaved person, one free of many ...
Hace 1 día · A guest posting by Fraser Pettigrew For me, one of the most wonderful things about vinyl records is that they constitute a current technology that in essence hasn’t changed in nearly 150 years. Apart from the migration from a wax cylinder onto a flat disc and advances in electronic amplification, the reproduction of sound by…
Hace 2 días · The Expanse’s James S.A. Corey, aka authors Daniel Abraham and Ty Franck, are back with a new sci-fi book set for release in August. Read a preview now.
Hace 3 días · Myers’ book is split into four stories- it starts with the monks on the road with Cuddy’s coffin, told by a devotee called Ediva, the text often breaking into chants and prayers. The second story moves to 1346 (the year before the Black Death arrived in England, something that struck Myers as relevant when writing in the summer of 2020 during Covid).
Hace 5 días · Ravel was particularly fond of Siamese cats. All seven of his cats came from the same Siamese cat family. Author Jane Smith, in her 1995 book The Gift of Music, observes that “Ravel not only understood cats—he could actually speak their language.” A great example of this is Ravel’s opera about them.
