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Martyr!
“Martyr!” by Kaveh Akbar (2024) follows Cyrus Shams, a first-generation Iranian American poet grappling with alcoholism, grief, and identity after his mother’s death in a U.S. government bombing. The novel traces Cyrus’s journey as he seeks meaning through art, faith, and conversations with a terminally ill artist in the Brooklyn Museum. Themes of immigration, legacy, and the search for purpose intertwine as Cyrus confronts…-
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Map of Osprey Cove
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LUCRETIUS
To the Rev. Geoffrey Martin, Oxford, the letter delves into the intriguing aspect of how the religious beliefs of ancient Greece and Rome provided comfort or solace to individuals, a topic that remains largely unexplored in modern discourse. This curiosity is framed within the context of understanding the personal and emotional connection individuals of antiquity might have had with their Gods, considering the detailed knowledge we possess about their rituals, mythology, and deities yet knowing so little…-
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LONGFELLOW
In a heartfelt letter to Walter Mainwaring, Esq., of Lothian College, Oxford, the author shares his reluctance to join a discussion on Browning's "Sordello," preferring to visit during the May races. This preference leads him into a nostalgic journey through his bookshelves, particularly revisiting Longfellow's poetry, which he had not explored in two decades. Through Longfellow's writings, the author is transported back to his youth, experiencing a flood of memories that remind him of the profound impact…-
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LOCH-FISHING
Loch-fishing in Scotland presents a tapestry of mystery and intrigue, illustrated through the varying character and behavior of trout across different lochs. In Loch Borlan, for example, small trout are abundant and eager, contrasting sharply with the rare, larger specimens found in lakes like Loch Awe and Loch Tummell. This variance raises questions about the ecological dynamics within these waters. The narrative then shifts to a quaint tarn near a village, revealing how trout can suddenly become the…-
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LOCH LEVEN
In "Loch Leven," the chapter from "Angling Sketches," the author weaves a tapestry balancing the serene art of angling with the allure and disappointment of chance, as exemplified by his friend's contrasting hobbies of fishing and gambling at Monte Carlo. This narrative delves into the angling experience at Loch Leven, juxtaposing the contemplative solitude of fishing with the communal and competitive nature brought about by angling clubs and competitions. Through a mix of personal anecdote and descriptive…-
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LOCH AWE–THE BOATMAN’S YARNS
Loch Awe, Scotland, offers a unique angling experience distinct from the easily accessible and overfished waters of the region. Despite the challenges of finding good trout fishing in Scotland south of the Pentland Firth, Loch Awe remains a gem for those seeking the blend of solitude, natural beauty, and angling. Unlike the polluted or overfished rivers closer to urban centers, Loch Awe and other remote lochs offer better prospects for anglers, with Sutherland's lochs standing out for their accessibility…-
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LITERARY FORGERIES
In the world of books and booksmen, few things are as intriguing—and dangerous—as literary forgeries. These carefully crafted imitations of famous works have a long history, one that blends the fine line between art, deception, and obsession. Among the most notorious figures in the world of book collecting was Jean-Baptiste Duval, a French bibliophile whose love of rare books led him into the treacherous world of literary forgeries. Duval was known as a booksman of unparalleled taste. His collection…-
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Lines of Poison Longitude
Lines of Poison Longitude set the stage for a pivotal journey on the open sea, where a group of sailors faces mounting challenges under increasingly perilous circumstances. Sol, in her efforts to gain her grandfather Griff’s approval, continuously provides food and tries to keep the mood light, but a sense of dread looms over the crew. Griff, a man with dreams of grand adventures in the past, remains a figure of complexity, bringing to the table his fantasies of living the life of an astronaut and…-
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Letters on Literature
Letters on Literature by Susan Fenimore Cooper is a collection of insightful essays and personal letters that explore a wide range of literary topics, offering reflections on the art of writing, the role of literature in society, and the works of notable authors, all framed within the context of 19th-century American culture.-
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