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For those of us wary about the swift rollout of AI and the accelerated digitalization of a society rife with schisms – cultural, socioeconomic, educational –  Press 9 for a Crime  feels like a chilling tell-all.

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Captivated by Austen Forever

Michael Kramp was 18-years-old when he encountered Jane Austen’s works in a literature course. Taught by Dr. Claudia L. Johnson, an eminent Austen scholar who currently teaches at Princeton University,

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I watch runners zigzag through the leafy Cubbon Park pathways with a mixture of awe and envy. I believe my own knees are too dodgy to run. Reading  The Running Ground  prods me to interrogate tentative midlife appraisals of what I can do.

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Have you ever wondered about the texture of an alternate life? The colors of everydays, the shapes of afternoons and evenings, the flight of time in a different place? For instance, how would your life have felt,

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If you are wavering about learning a new language, Yoko Tawada’s attentive, expansive essays in  Exophony  can prod you into action. As she puts it, a new language is akin to gaining “a new self,” one that is unshackled from its familiar moorings to explore forbidden thoughts and aspects of the psyche.

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