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Recent News, Articles and Announcements
Lessons from Pursuit of Happyness | Chris Gardner
If you like the sound of this book, here it is on Amazon.
Acclinate | Words We Caught This Week
Acclinate: having an upward slope. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/acclinate Here’s a word we caught this week. We thought we’d share acclinate with you simply because of the fantastic
‘Very rich insight’ | Falling Leaves | Adeline Yen Mah | Ray Noyes
This is the autobiography of the author who was born in Tianjin Province in China in 1937. Her mother died shortly after childbirth and as
Captivating Stories, Beautiful Art: A Match Made in Heaven | Q&A with Colum Sanson-Regan
How Was The Tall Owl Meant to Be Released in 2020? In 2020, Colum’s book, The Tall Owl and Other Stories, was supposed to be
‘Atmospheric and evocative’ | Judas: The Man Behind the Myth, by John Thompson
An interesting interpretation regarding the role of Judas which provides believable and feasible motivations for his actions. The story is from the point of view
Lessons from Rich Dad Poor Dad | Robert T. Kiyosaki
If you like the sound of this book, here it is on Amazon.
Ylem | Words We Caught This Week
Ylem: the hypothetical initial substance of the universe from which all matter is derived. https://www.dictionary.com/browse/ylem Here’s a word we caught this week. We thought we’d
The Destitute Musician – A Forgotten Cardiff Hero | John F. Wake
East Canal Wharf, Cardiff, outside the York Pub back in 1895 at 7.30pm one Monday. Fred and three fellow ‘pub-to-pub’ musicians exited the York, they
