Reviewed by Susan Violante for Reader Views I’m not a super runner, in fact currently, I need a cane to walk. However, running became such
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Oroonoko, Or The Royal Slave
Reading Oroonoko is what in the literary sphere one might regard as receiving an invitation to debate. Whether you take the content or the form,
The Archetype of the Number and Its Reflections in Contemporary Cosmology
Alain Negre’s The Archetype of the Number and its Reflections in Contemporary Cosmology explores a field of study that mainstream science has steered clear of
Loving Healing Press Announces 2019 Pushcart Prize Nominations – Recovering The Self
The Loving Healing Press (LHP) is proud to announce its six nominations for the 43rd Annual Pushcart Prize. The LHP nominees for the 2019 Pushcart Prize are: Leslie
Jesus and Muhammad: Their Messages, Side-by-Side
CHEYENNE, Wyoming – Worldwide, Islam is the fastest growing religion, and Christianity is the largest. People want to make sense of these faiths. Now readers
Book Review: ‘Unlocked’ by Karen Kingsbury
by Ann Harrison Have you ever known someone who is locked in their own inner world? Unlocked by Karen Kingsbury is a book about a
Parallel Universes: The Search for Other Worlds
Any detailed discussion of space-time in quantum physics and what it means in terms of classical physical world (one observable to us) is bound to
Book Review: England, My England
That D.H. Lawrence is actually a man of realistic, insightful fiction shows best in his novels. And when it comes to short fiction, he tends
Book Review: The French Mathematician
Tom Petsinis’ The French Mathematician (Walker & Co, 1998) is a biographical novel showing the fateful journey of the gifted, 19th-century French mathematics genius Evariste
The Denial of Death
Once in a while you come across a book that has a complete worldview, or let me call it lifeview, of a subject that otherwise