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Merriam-Webster has picked 'slop' as the word of the year. 'Slop' refers to digital content of low quality that is usually produced in large quantities by means of artificial intelligence.
In the 1970s, the term 'slop' was originally sensed as 'soft mud'. However, in the 1800s, it meant as food waste, and at later times, it meant 'rubbish' in general.
"In 2025, am...
It is rare to come across a collection of short stories that presents the distinct identity of the Naga people in all its brutal honesty. The Last Free Naga by Jim Wungramyao Kasom takes the reader into a different realm, one that mainland India doesn’t seem to be familiar with, capturing the way of life of Tangkhul Nagas and their love for nature.
Born and raised in M...
Namita Devidayal, in the book Tangerine: How to Read the Upanishads Without Giving Up Coffee, wants people to slow down, observe and appreciate the age-old wisdoms that seem to have escaped them in their busy lives, now overwhelmed with the rise of AI.
Divided into six parts, Tangerine is Devidayal’s personal account of navigating faith and belief in an increasingly mas...
When bestsellers blending mystery and horror by an anonymous Japanese author are published in English, the fans of creepy tales are in for a treat. The fact that the author appears masked on videos and speaks in a distorted voice only adds to the weird quotient and his cult status. With stories steeped in intrigue and an adequate amount of the dark and grim, author Uketsu is ...
LONDON: British writer Joanna Trollope, whose bestselling novels charted domestic and romantic travails in well-heeled rural England, has died, her family said Friday. She was 82.
Trollope’s daughters, Antonia and Louise, said the writer died peacefully at her home in Oxfordshire, southern England, on Thursday.
Trollope wrote almost two dozen contemporary novels, ...
