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HONORING OUR LITERARY ANCESTORS: ON ARCELIA AND GIOVANNI’S ROOM

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Organizers of Giovanni's Room unite to honor literary ancestors

From Tasteful Rude
On November 12, 2021
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Letting that Burden Go

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There is one very short spectrum when it comes to the way people view misfortune. There are those who look at it as mere bad luck, and there those who see it as a repercussion for the wrongs they may have done in the past. And there is a third group: those who attribute it to the work of Satan. This group is where my parents belong.

From Preachy
On August 2, 2021
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Diary of a Journey to Ilorin

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A boy watching this scene might one day have much better things to write in his diary: smooth roads stretching through beautiful towns and countryside, bushes, hills, and everything else along the way; people who are happy and well cared for; police, if there are any to be seen, who neither scowl nor brandish their firearms, nor beg as if for alms.

From Popula
On June 4, 2021