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Aurania Resources Ltd.: Aurania Announces Overnight Marketed Offering Toronto, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - March 17, 2021) - Aurania Resources Ltd. (TSXV: ARU) (FSE: 20Q) ("Aurania" or the "Company") announces that it is undertaking an overnight marketed public offering of units (the "Offered Units") of the Company for gross proceeds of up to CDN$6.75 million (the "Offering"). The Offering is expected to be completed pursuant to an underwriting agreement to be entered into between the Company and Cantor Fitzgerald Canada Corporation, as lead underwriter and sole bookrunner, and a syndicate of...

Imbolo Mbue on Writing Her Second Novel Mbue talks about “How Beautiful We Were,” and Annalee Newitz discusses “Four Lost Cities.” Hosted by Pamela Paul transcript -0:00 Imbolo Mbue first began writing her new novel, “How Beautiful We Were,” in 2002. The book concerns the impact of an American oil company’s presence on a fictional African village. She eventually put the idea aside to work on what turned into her acclaimed debut novel, “Behold the Dreamers.” When she began working again on the earlier idea, it was 2016. On this week’s podcast, she says that returning to the...

A Conversation with the Cast of THE REVOLUTIONISTS Chatting with Asabi Goodman, Lisa Hickey, Lauren Roche and Amanda McErlean.by Virag Dombay To celebrate Women's History Month, next up on my arts in conversation is Asabi Goodman, Lisa Hickey, Lauren Roche and Amanda McErlean from the cast of The Curator's The Revolutionists. Their respective bios are featured at the bottom of this article. Here's what these remarkable ladies had to say... VIRAG: The Revolutionists is a new play about four women who lived in France during the French Revolution's Reign of Terror. These four woman are former ...

In the book 'Four Lost Cities,' author Annalee Newitz uses cities of the past to show what might happen to cities in the future.

Pompeii may symbolize catastrophe, but its aftermath provides a blueprint for rebuilding.