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Who serves on the judiciary and commerce communities. The text that opposition to the merger. This was hosted by the georgetown law institute. Good afternoon. Welcome im so excited to see this crowd, to talk about the merger of the future media ownership. My name is gigi and im a fellow with the Georgetown Institute for technology. I want to thank a couple of folks, the institute for public representation which is part of georgetown law center, the Benton Foundation the mozilla foundation. Also ...

When mysterious Leonora Eyre meets antique dealer Humphrey and his nephew, James, all three lives become entwined in a complex web of manipulation, unfulfilled lust and jealousy.

The Flaw in the Crystal and Other Uncanny Stories by May Sinclair (British Library Publishing, 2023) Review by Warner Holme: The Flaw in the Crystal and Other Uncanny Stories by May Sinclair represents a wonderful author-specific collection from the British Library Tales of the Weird series. "The Flaw in the Crystal" is long enough that it

The Flaw in the Crystal and Other Uncanny Stories by May Sinclair (British Library Publishing, 2023) Review by Warner Holme: The Flaw in the Crystal and Other Uncanny Stories by May Sinclair represents a wonderful author-specific collection from the British Library Tales of the Weird series. "The Flaw in the Crystal" is long enough that it

Fifty years ago this week the official opening of St Marys Arcade and Market took place.

The October Country. The season of mists and melancholy. That time of year when graveyards yawn and things go bump in the night and we break out worn copies of Herbert Wise and Phyllis Fraser’s “Great Tales of Terror and the Supernatural” or the collected ghost stories of Vernon Lee and M.R. James. In 2023, […]

May Sinclair was one the most prolific, most modern and most well-connected writers of the early 20th Century. And she lived in Reeth.

Clarkesworld Science Fiction and Fantasy Magazine: Everything Goes In Cycles: An Interview with Joshua Glenn by Arley Sorg

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D.K. Broster, and her marvelous collection of scarifying short stories, Couching at the Door. Before I proceed with some comments on the nine winning tales in this volume, a quick word on the author herself. D. K. (Dorothy Kathleen) Broster was born in Liverpool in 1877, and would go on to become a nurse during WW1 and to receive, at the age of 43, a Master of Arts degree at Oxford; one of the first women to do so. She is today primarily remembered as the author of some 15 historical novels an...