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Last 7 days''Literature'' Tube Map Replaces Stations With Titles Of Books Set In The Area
Book enthusiasts have designed an alternative Tube map, replacing station names with the titles of novels set in the area. The London Underground map features book titles from authors including Charle...
Standard.co.ukHow To Write A Novel - Four Fiction Writers On Danielle Steel''s Insane Working Day
How to Write a Novel - Four Fiction Writers on Danielle Steel''s Insane Working Day She might be the world''s most famous romance writer, nay the highest selling living author bar none, but there''s l...
Theconversation.com and 2 sitesAclu Threatens Lawsuit If Arizona Prisons Keep Ban On ''Chokehold'' Book
Arizona Corrections officials could soon face a First Amendment lawsuit if they refuse to overturn a ban on inmates'' ability to read "Chokehold," a critically acclaimed critique of the American crimi...
Msn.com and 2 sitesThe Anger Of ''Game Of Thrones'' Fans Is Part Of The Game
Spoiler alert: This column contains details about the fifth episode of Season 8 of "Game of Thrones." As the outraged multitudes blasted social media with their feelings about what should and should n...
latimes.com , chicagotribune.com , sacbee.com and 16 sitesFive Things Tilda Swinton Loves About Cannes - Imdb
The first time Tilda Swinton went to Cannes, it was for a film she hated. It was "Aria" in 1989, an omnibus title with contributions from Robert Altman, Jean-Luc Godard, Bruce Beresford, Nic Roeg, Charles Sturridge, Franc Roddam, and Derek Jarman. "We all got on like a house on fire," she said. "A lot of people were drawn to libations in the crew. We all saw the film at the end, we all hated the film, and were friends for life." Since then, she''s attended to serve on two juries, and for eight f...
Indiewire.com and 1 sites8 Foods That Are Set On Fire Before They Are Served
There are some dishes that are commonly set on fire (or flambêed) before they are served. From fruity desserts to hunks of meat, a splash of liquor and a flame can add an extra layer of flavour to a d...
Msn.com and 4 sites''Literature'' Tube Map Replaces Stations With Titles Of Books Set In The Area
Book enthusiasts have designed an alternative Tube map, replacing station names with the titles of novels set in the area. The London Underground map features book titles from authors including Charle...
Msn.comRoyal Charter Artwork For Wreck That Inspired Shipping Forecast
Royal Constitution paintings for wreck that impressed transport forecast 2019-05-17 23:16:49 Picture caption Wind pace readings from the paintings shall be used to compose a commemorative piece of mus...
Bbc.com and 1 sitesStudents Spent Two Years Studying For Exam ... Only To Find They Read The Wrong Book
Pupils at a prestigious UK private girls'' school opened their English Literature exam papers only to discover they has been taught the wrong book. The teenagers at £37,000-a-year ($72,000) Malvern St...
Nzherald.co.nzForget Jack The Ripper, Far More Sensational Murders Gripped Victorian Britain, Says Former Coroner
Fascination with the Whitechapel Murders has continued ever since Jack the Ripper slayed five victims in the latter part of 1888. But while they remain the most notorious unsolved murders of the Victorian age, they have overshadowed many other equally heinous cases that filled newspapers during Victoria''s reign. Coincidentally, Whitechapel has played a large part in my life. I trained in medicine at the Royal London Hospital in the 1970s and spent most of my working life as a forensic medical examiner in the East End, City and West End of London, before becoming a coroner involved in the investigation of sudden death in all its forms. Since then I have been an advisor on many TV crime shows, including Silent Witness, Midsomer Murders and recent hit Killing Eve. The Victorian period was ending just as forensic science was beginning to emerge. Although Jack the Ripper''s grisly exploits still grip the imagination today, featuring in films such as 2001''s From Hell, other cases from that...
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