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🇷🇺 Ludmila Ulitskaya, "Bronka" and "The Daughter of Bokhara" ⭐⭐⭐+ After being less impressed than I expected by Sonechka, I decided to...
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Oh, I see. Sorry !There actually were two Mistrals receiver of the Nobel. Clarifying: In 1904 the award went to Frédéric Mistral, a...
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Yes, and Gabriela chose her pseudonym as an homage to Frederic (and D'Annunzio).
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The story about Guimerà is far from being clear, some simply say it's not true. What's outstanding to me is the fact that he was...
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🇸🇩 Tayeb Salih - Época de migración al norte (trans. María Luisa Cavero) (Season of Migration to the North / موسم الهجرة إلى الشمال)...
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In some cities of Rio Grande do Sul, there are intensive rain, landslide and flooding now. And the rivers can overflow again... Sad!!!
Sunday at 10:28 PM
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I liked that the award went to an emigrant.
Sunday at 10:28 PM
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https://www.pulitzer.org/winners/jonathan-eig Also notable among this year’s Pulitzers is a major new biography of MLK.
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Not to mention the northern lights. Tonight is supposedly the best viewing in years. Unfortunately, I don't have a fancy phone so the...
Sunday at 2:31 AM
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I agree! Climate changes are real! :(
Sunday at 2:30 AM
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Mine was more a comment Benny. I am sharing this situation, because I think it may happen anyway on the planet where there is water, if...
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I thought about starting a thread about it but our dear @Leseratte did it before. Thank you for this, my friend! ;) Well, the situation...
Sunday at 2:30 AM
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Thanks for your kind words, CR. Yes, presently we are under a heat wave, because of this atmospheric blockade which concentrates all the...
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He's very keen to make incendiary and pedantic comments in media, and he's admitted to say shit just because he knows he's going to make...
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Could you elaborate? I don’t know his work and I’m curious to hear more…
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