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Enslavement of the Black by the White: 'The Bedrock of the West'?[1] - Vimarsana News

Enslavement of the Black by the White: 'The Bedrock of the West'?[1]

The "1619 Project" literature is characteristic of today's neo-racist movement, which reduces the West to slavery and slavery to the West. In this nursery rhyme, everyone born with white skin is wrong, if not satanic. The Republic of Venice (697-1797 AD)

Robert J. Lloyd: On Traditionally Publishing a Self-Published Thriller - Vimarsana News

Robert J. Lloyd: On Traditionally Publishing a Self-Published Thriller

Author Robert Lloyd discusses the process of traditionally publishing his previously self-published historical thriller, The Bloodless Boy

Alfred the Great, Anglo-Saxon King - Vimarsana News

Alfred the Great, Anglo-Saxon King

Alfred the Great was named so because he fought off the Danish invaders, saved the English language and brought learning and study to his realm.

Is it ever right for biographers to make things up? - Vimarsana News

Is it ever right for biographers to make things up?

A new attempt to lace a Life of John Milton with imaginary events shows a lack of faith in facts

Around the Web: Facebook Fail. Book Blobs. Rogue Reader. Book Boxes. Wonder Waste. Mask Museums. Chromosome Capers. Composer Cash. Beethoven's Back! Strava Sketches. Dish Disaster. - Vimarsana News

Around the Web: Facebook Fail. Book Blobs. Rogue Reader. Book Boxes. Wonder Waste. Mask Museums. Chromosome Capers. Composer Cash. Beethoven's Back! Strava Sketches. Dish Disaster.

The latest trend in book cover design. A DIY “open source ereader.” A new subscription service for under-appreciated books. “The digital death of the collector.” Turning waste into graphene. Celebrating masks. Biohacking DNA to take over gene sequencing computers. How much would Bach make on Spotify? AI helps Beethoven finish his Tenth Symphony. A gallery of “Strava art.” An ill-advised vending machine for china. All that and more in WhatTheyThink’s weekly fat bear miscellany.