Month: October 2017
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Lizzie Collingham’s THE TASTE OF EMPIRE reviewed in the Economist
“Usually it is assumed that Britain’s empire appeared and then Britain’s food trade—that vast tonnage of tea, flour, sugar, bully beef and Crosse & Blackwell pickle that swept across the seven seas—appeared to feed it. Ms. Collingham turns that idea neatly on its head. It was not so much the empire that began the trade,…
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Abigail Marsh’s THE FEAR FACTOR reviewed in the Wall Street Journal
“This compelling scientific detective story spirals outward into realms that affect everyone. Best of all, [Marsh’s] writing style is vivid and personable.”
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Not Your Grandmother’s Detectives
Get to know these new, edgy, and interesting detectives.
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Where to Find the Best Pizza in Rome
Stereotypes aside, it’s true: Italians love their slices, not only for the dose of melty, crispy deliciousness, but for the convenience. Whether you take yours al taglio (to go), or posted up in a cozy trattoria, here are our top picks for the best pizza in Rome.
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Amsterdam-Oost Self-Guided Walk
Oost (meaning “East”) is perhaps Amsterdam’s most varied and unique neighborhood. The locals have fully embraced this cultural melting pot, and rightly so! Hip and trendy blend seamlessly with classic and historic here—on the Javastraat, you’ll find a growing number of trendy coffee houses, boutiques, and restaurants, interspersed with funky, multicultural shops.
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13 Not-So-Scary Picture Books for Halloween
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The New York Times: Yes, This Is a Witch Hunt. I’m a Witch and I’m Hunting You.
It is unclear what possessed Woody Allen, of all people, to comment on the accusations of sexual predation against Harvey Weinstein, when he could have just not said anything . . .
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Dove, Shetterly, Brown, and Baldacci Receive Literary Awards
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Hachette x Wattpad: Writer Interviews
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Staying Safe in the Waters of Aruba
Make your stay in the Caribbean an enjoyable one! Rosalie Klein offers some safety tips for dipping a toe into the waters of Aruba, whether you plan to be swimming in a designated area, relaxing on a lightweight float, or snorkeling in the shallows.
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The New York Times: America Loves Plausible Deniability
In the end, which is where we live now, it turns out that America was brought low not by war or economic collapse or environmental catastrophe (though none of those are off the table) but by plausible deniability.
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10 Hauntingly Beautiful Cemeteries to Visit Before Halloween
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