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There is something strange about being human. We are tiny creatures living on a tiny planet, somewhere in a universe so enormous that our minds can barely begin to comprehend it. And yet, we spend … Reading between the lines and…
She wished for an audience. She accidentally hired herself. A little Turtle wrote one day,And wished for readers far away.“Some claps, some comments would be nice,A hundred followers? Paradise!” She wrote and posted, shared and smiled,And…
Since I started writing on note, I have spent more time facing my own thoughts and feelings.This is what is called introspection, but I have been thinking about something lately.When I am introspective, it inevitably becomes gloomy.Things…
Prediction markets give ‘Winds of Winter’ a slim chance of a 2026 announcement as delays, distractions and fading confidence shape the odds. See why traders think the wait isn’t over. No one has had their patience tested quite like Game of…
A new memorial analysis argues that Wilhelm Hofmeister's greatest legacy lies in founding the concept of evolutionary embryonization in plants.
A robber fly described in 1985 from the Carpathians and never seen again in the literature has been rediscovered in Switzerland, prompting a full redescription and a new table of diagnostic characters.
At the 2026 Frankfurt Book Fair, Hubhawks presented Bloodstone, the latest novel by author Shamit Bagchi, bringing a story that blends ancient Indian wisdom, mythology and quantum mysteries to an international literary audience. Bagchi was present in person at the fair,…
Deccan Chronicle Ram Ramaswamy has undertaken the most difficult task of a biographer, to write about a genius whom he admires immensely, but whose shortcomings and limitations in his fields of specialisation â mathematics, statistics, Sanskrit poetics, archeology, history â…
CBC Why ancient Rome's collapse looks shockingly like today Author and former journalist Robert Harris joins Q with Tom Power to discuss how his latest novel Agrippa details Rome's transition from an elected republic to one-man rule, drawing parallels between…
Excerpted with permission from the publisher Plastic Inc: Big Oil, Big Money and The Plan To Trash Our Future, Beth Gardiner, Hachette India. When China closed its doors to foreign plastic waste in 2018, it could have been a moment of…