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Month: May 2025

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Borges Marathon, Part 19: The Shape of the Sword

With shifting narrators and a big twist at the end, this short story by Jorge Luis Borges tackles themes of violence, vengeance, the clash…
20 May 2025
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Forest Euphoria: The Abounding Queerness of Nature by Patricia Ononiwu Kaishian

Professional mycologist Patricia Ononiwu Kaishian demolishes any idea of rigid boundaries and hierarchies in this glorious celebration of the diversity and queerness…
14 May 2025
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No, RSS isn’t dead!

Why a technology that many people seem to think is obsolete may actually be perfect for these times.
7 May 2025

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  • kaggsysbookishramblings on Borges Marathon, Part 21: Death and the Compass: “I remember this one as being a particular standout, though as puzzling as any Borges story can be. I do…” Jul 23, 13:47
  • Anonymous on Reading Wales Month: Clear by Carys Davies: “This book is wonderful- full of wonder. I feel lucky that I stumbled across it by searching for an available…” Jul 22, 20:57
  • Stefanie on The Story of the Night by Colm Toibin: “That quote you shared is so relevant to these times too and it gave me chills. I wonder if Richard’s…” Jul 21, 21:31
  • Stefanie on Borges Marathon, Part 21: Death and the Compass: “This one sounds like a fun one. Instinct and reason both have their limits. Perhaps we are to consider how…” Jul 21, 21:23
  • Tammy on There Are Rivers in the Sky by Elif Shafak: “I really appreciated reading your review – I had a similar reaction to this book: it truly disappointed me, particularly…” Jul 20, 21:58

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