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Roger Corman, producer, screenwriter and king of films-B, has passed away. More here... -
I have not read any of his books and I have never watched 'Apostrophe' or 'Bouillon de culture', but I have seen him in a more recent...
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Leseratte replied to the thread Pulitzer Prizes.I liked that the award went to an emigrant.
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The article here indicates that "she emigrated to the United States in 1989." But her Wikipedia biography lists her nationality as...
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It sounds like she created a creative writing department within the Spanish department, which is awesome.
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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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Ivan Vladislavic, Portrait with keys. The city of Johannesburg unlocked.
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Leseratte replied to the thread Flooding in Brazil.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...
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I hope you and your loved ones are safe, and the same for all the Brazilians on the forum.
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An amazing rescue story amid the destruction by the flood that is happening in Rio Grande do Sul, the state most South of Brazil...
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All things considered, I’m not sure it is any more brave than living in any other parts of the US that have been ravaged by climate...
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El siglo de las luces (Explosion in a Cathedral) is one of the most enjoyable reading experiences I've ever had. I've never understood...
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It is the first book I've read by him. The other two I bought were The Lost Steps and Explosions in a Cathedral. Haven't read them yet.
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The Kingdom of this World- Alejo Carpentier Marvelous. I bought this and two other newly translated Carpentier novels a few weeks ago...
