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Sleuths of the Canine and Feline Persuasion
By Richard Wells • April 11, 2016
The curse of the binary is in dividing the world into two kinds of people: people who eat the pizza’s crust and those who don’t, pie people vs. cake people, mustard people and catsup people, and speaking of cats, there seem to be cat people and dog people. Groan if you like, but this is a serious division, at least to dog people and cat people.
Your Oscars Reading List: the Books behind the 2016 Nominees
By Richard Wells • February 22, 2016
This year the Academy Awards have plundered the library for extraordinary source material. The film makers have found writers who have been practicing their craft for years, plucked real gems out of their bodies of work, and are debuting one first time novelist.
Black History – Not Just a Month
A fresh look at Black History Month
By Richard Wells • February 08, 2016
Black History Month rolls around every February to bring very few new surprises about a black history that seems to encompass the Civil Rights Movement and little else. There’s so much more to the story – let’s have a look.
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