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,
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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
Book Review: The Mind’s Sky
Raising interesting questions out of prevailing scientific research and in relevance to human history and culture isn’t a skill every science writer exhibits; but Tim