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How To Store Old Books, Does Stacking Books Damage Them, What About Storing Books On The Spine?

Posted on December 13, 2019

Many people want to know the best way to store their books, especially older books. People wonder about storing books on the spine, ” how should I store books?” should I shelve them vertically or horizontally stacked? is stacking books bad, storing books on their side? Does stacking books on top of each other damage […]

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Dugin Against Dugin, by Charles Upton; An erudite and reasoned critique of Aleksander Dugin’s and his Neo-Eurasianist

Posted on April 7, 2019April 7, 2019

There is no way that I can do justice to Charles Upton’s new work Dugin Against Dugin: A Traditionalist Critique of the Fourth Political Theory, the book is just too comprehensive. I would urge you to just have an open mind, and at least give this book a fair read. Whether you are admire Dugin […]

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Ancient linked Tongues, Saul Levin and the Semitic / Indo European relationship.

Posted on June 1, 2018January 31, 2020

Here are a couple of books that will amaze you, if you are able to really understand them and their secrets. If you are curious about ancient languages and ancient civilizations, the hidden and secret links that connect people of today to our remote and distant pasts, there are a couple of books you may […]

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Hanif Kureishi’s effective admission of being a failed teacher

Posted on March 14, 2014September 9, 2017

(Photo linked from the guardian) The Guardian ran a recent piece on Britain based novelist, and Kingston University writing professor, Hanif Kureishi‘s claim that creative writing courses are a waste of time, and that most of his students are able to write sentences but incapable of telling an actual story. Hence, of course, taking a […]

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