Published by
Poplong, November 28, 2011
Were NAZIS a homosexual pagan cult? That’s the conclusion of updated classic -The Pink Swastika. It’s a book that is disturbing, compelling and persuasive on its major point – that homosexuals dominated the German Nazi Party from its birth through its catastrophic demise.
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Published by
sednall, November 7, 2011
A book traces the musical legacy of Townes Van Zandt.
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Published by
stine1, October 18, 2011
The Arthurian literature that we know today is a patchwork product of different writers, who each of them added themes to the origin story until it turned more and more into a legend. This is part two of my series.
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Examining the moral codes of Medieval literature and how they function in literature such as the Canterbury Tales.
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Steve Jobs Biography Book to be published on October 24, 2011 in accordance with the day of the death of Steve Jobs.
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Some authors & poets like to produce work set in a past historical period & a precise geographical location. This is not always easy to do, & even minor mistakes can ruin a literary work, exposing its creator to ridicule & derision. What are some ways to insure that a story, poem or novel will accurately reflect the time & place environment in which it unfolds?
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Published by
helpper, December 12, 2010
"The elegance of the hedgehog" – deep in meaning, but elegant and lightweight, purely French affair with a philosophical taste, will like the most sophisticated readers.
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Published by
sliaci, October 8, 2010
On September 17, 2010 a 3,000 year silence was broken.
The wife of Pharaoh Tutankhamun’s story has finally been told.
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Many survivors’ stories are available but scattered all over the place. A new book has brought them together while concentrating on the stories of second and third class passengers. The book gives new perspectives on the catastrophe even for aficionados.
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Historian Adrian Goldsworthy’s Antony and Cleopatra was published by Weidenfeld & Nicolson. In his book, he debunked their story of all the frills it had accumulated through the centuries and got down to available facts.
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