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Let me live, love, and say it well in good sentences. —Sylvia Plath
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Let me live, love, and say it well in good sentences. —Sylvia Plath
Readers Write: Critical race theory, policing, space, COVID response Key differences in circumstance. Text size Copy shortlink: In response to the letter "Teach agency, not victimhood":Slavs, Italians, Catholics, Jews, etc., etc., etc., did not come to this country in chains, they were not classified as 3/5ths of a person, they were not treated as animals in every sense of the word.Black folks worked hard (not as heck, but most often to death) when we were in chains, and we continue to work hard, but the oppressor continues to make it dif...
Your Christian experience is unique and it may be time to share it with the world in a book. But there's more to creating a book than writing down your experiences. Below are five steps to take so you are more likely to be successful as a Christian author.
A plea for more letters to the editor, and the events of last Wednesday brought to mind a letter written in 1943 by E.B. White in the midst of World
Among the best pieces of media released in 2020 is the book “Reaganland” by Rick Perlstein, an examination of “America’s right turn,” as the subtitle describes. The book’s four-word title and subtitle, surely one of the shortest you’ll find published in 2020, is the perfect pitch for a book that uses no unnecessary words in mining the most interesting gems from its subject matter. Perlstein’s ability to make every word count would receive praise from William Strunk Jr. himself if he were alive to enjoy it, and at more than 900 pages without a word wasted, the book is a concent...