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Issue 333 | The Sun Magazine - Vimarsana News

Issue 333 | The Sun Magazine

What Was Hidden | D. Patrick Miller Looking Deeper Into Christianity: An Interview With Richard Smoley Readers Write on “Blessings In Disguise” A r

English professor to publish fourth novel - Vimarsana News

English professor to publish fourth novel

Jennifer duBois, a Texas State English and creative writing professor, is publishing her new novel, “The Last Language” next fall.

The Library Foundation presents atCentral: Dan Chaon - Vimarsana News

The Library Foundation presents atCentral: Dan Chaon

Author Dan Chaon will discuss his latest novel, Sleepwalk, a high speed and darkly comic road trip through a near future America with a big hearted mercenary. A darkly comic shaggy chase novel ...

Unfilmable Books That Hollywood Should Tackle After 'Dune' - Vimarsana News

Unfilmable Books That Hollywood Should Tackle After 'Dune'

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Rian Hughes's illustrated novel 'XX' reinvents a classic science fiction trope in a massive work of dizzying originality - Vimarsana News

Rian Hughes's illustrated novel 'XX' reinvents a classic science fiction trope in a massive work of dizzying originality

BOOK REVIEW Rian Hughes’s illustrated novel ‘XX’ reinvents a classic science fiction trope in a massive work of dizzying originality By Buzz Poole Globe Correspondent,Updated December 10, 2020, 2:52 p.m. Email to a Friend Author Rian Hughes.Robin Farquhar (Custom credit) Think of these three ordered letters: “d,” “o,” “g.” Yes: “dog.” Now close your eyes and think of what that word conjures in your mind. The dog you picture is not the same dog another reader imagines. So what does that say about the inherent nature of language? In Rian H...