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• Book Review of "Drunken Angel"

  

  A hipster gets his shit straight—sort of. Addiction memoirs remain one of the most popular forms of autobiography on the shelves. But now, when considering a... Read more

  The 30 October 2011 by   Dirkh
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• Guest Blogger: Jodie Renner: Style Blunders in Fiction

  

  Jodie is back to discuss how each of us can improve our writing. Style Blunders in Fiction No, I’m not talking about the fashion police coming after you. I’m... Read more

  The 30 October 2011 by   Dplylemd
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• The Curious Cubic Houses Of Rotterdam

  

  image credit The Cubic Houses are a curious and magnificent architectural wonder located in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. They were conceived and constructed by... Read more

  The 30 October 2011 by   Gerard
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• The Hidden Haunted History Of 7 American Landmarks

  

  image credit The stories of presidential ghosts in the White House are pretty well known. But plenty of other landmarks have their own ghost stories. What... Read more

  The 30 October 2011 by   Gerard
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• A-Cero Design The Ultimate Dream House | Residential Design

  

  This has to be the most spectacular villa I have ever seen so far, of all the magnificent works out there, A-Cero outdid themselves with this beautiful... Read more

  The 30 October 2011 by   Saharg
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• Dia De Los Muertos: the Photography of Raoul Ortega

  

  "Oh voyagers, oh seamen, You who came to port, and you whose bodieswill suffer the trial and tribulations of the seaOr whatever event. This is your real... Read more

  The 29 October 2011 by   Citizenrosebud
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• Mummies And Monkey Skulls: The Creepiest Antiques

  

  image credit Halloween is the time of year when people reveal their most ghoulish fears and fantasies, decorating their houses with fake mummies, plastic skull... Read more

  The 29 October 2011 by   Gerard
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• Review: The Sound of Music (Drury Lane)

  

  In two hours and forty minutes Director Rachel Rockwell’s faithful and often impassioned revival (which borrows two songs from the celebrated film version)... Read more

  The 29 October 2011 by   Chicagotheaterbeat
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• Ich Lausch Dem Gesang: Siegfried at the Met

  

  Despite some very fine singing, and some very fine orchestral playing, the Met's new Siegfried was less than fully satisfying. Robert Lepage promised... Read more

  The 28 October 2011 by   Singingscholar
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• Visiting History: The Battleship North Carolina

  

  by Conroy[Author's note: I have heavily annotated this post, hopefully with "interesting" footnotes. For ease of reference, and to read the footnotes as they... Read more

  The 28 October 2011 by   Conroy
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