this week’s popular posts
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Expanding on the E M Forester dystopian novella, which first revealed its resonance to many during the COVID pandemic and lockdown when mo... -
Having gotten his political start as secretary of the labour party in for the city of Trento in Sud Tirol under the Austro-Hungarian empi... -
Via our faithful chronicler , we are reminded that on this day in 1981 after a successful midsummer debut in the UK, Terry Gilliam’s criti... -
Via Web Curios , we are given the opportunity to revisit another AI blindspot in this real-time experiment by Brian Moore that querie... -
Due to the ongoing US government shutdown with thousands of air-traffic controllers compelled to work as emergency essential employees... -
Having recently revisited the designation of the Anthropocene Age in the midst of the COP30 climate summit and we enjoyed this alter... -
Via two of our favourite bloggers, Nag on the Lake and Everlasting Blört , we are directed towards the exacting model that Luke Jerram and... -
We very much appreciated the introduction to artist and wordless novelist Lynd Ward through the lens of his 1939 hand-tinted woodcuts... -
Futility Closet directs our attention to a volume first published in 1974, with multiple reprintings over the decades of some eighty thou... -
First in print on this day in 1961, the debut novel of Joseph Heller, often cited as one of the most significant literary works of the twe...