Considering the print and film versions of Cain's classic noir novel.
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Book Review: ‘Evolving Through Adversity’ by Seconde Nimenya
Part memoir, part self-help tome, Nimenya's book tells the story of her immigration from Burundi to North America.
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A story that introduces young children to the world of art.
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Drawing on research into positive thinking, science, and her own personal experience, Klassen has written a book with eighty higher ideas for your life.
Read More »Book Review: ‘ Katrina and Winter: Partners in Courage’ by Nancy Stewart
A girl learns to not allow her birth defect stop her from becoming who she is destined to become.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Frozen: Heart of Dread #1’ by Melissa De La Cruz and Michael Johnston
Can evil conquer the hearts of those living in a frozen but beautiful world? Will those in thrall to such evil allow the destruction of a beautiful place?
Read More »Book Review: ‘The Abomination’ by Jonathan Holt
If you enjoy murder mysteries, conspiracy theories, and romance, this is a novel for you.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Let It Be’ by Chad Gayle
"Let It Be" is a realistic but not entirely enjoyable novel about a woman and her children surviving the aftermath of divorce in the 1970's, which employs a literary gimmick involving the Beatles' "Let It Be."
Read More »Book Review: ‘Food in Medieval England: Diet and Nutrition’, edited by C.N. Wollgar, D. Serjeantson and T. Waldron
Sixteenth-century Cornish ale, made from oats, was said to be "lyke wash as pygges had wrestled dryn".
Read More »Interview with S.L. Morgan, Author of ‘Ancient Guardians: The Legacy of the Key’
"In my opinion, writing is the best therapy available. I absolutely love stepping out of reality and letting my imagination run wild."
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