Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day for September 19, 2026 is: aggrandize • \uh-GRAN-dyze\ • verb To aggrandize someone (or something) is to enhance their power, wealth, position, or reputation. Aggrandize can also mean "to increase or enlarge" or "to praise highly." // Critics of the book argue that the author aggrandizes corrupt politicians. See the entry > Examples: "... many congregants spoke of their admiration for Tsietsi. They

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The video reads a paper page where algebraic notation, typewriter-like noise, and poetic reflection on signs coexist. The image is a disturbed scan filtered through water vapour’s emission spectrum via a diffraction grating — a scientific instrument’s mediation, not a copy, adding noise. Three voices explore the text: the author’s and two AI-generated. Across both … Continue reading Sheet XXXIV – On a Page of Manifold and Calculation

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Inthis 47th episode, Alan continues a (fingers crossed) monthly series of episodes featuring the comic book genre assigned to that month. Which makes this episode a discussion of ... Fantasy comics! He and Clinton Robison talk Conan, Rat Queens, Once & Future, Grimm Fairy Tales ... and MORE!!!How did Clinton become such a big fan of sword and sorcery tales? Which fantasy characters are his favorite? And does he actually read books WITHOUT pictures?Listen to the episode ... and FIND

“Not for worlds” [BLAC]Consider this: the Sherlock Holmes stories, even with their spectral hounds, severed ears, and dead bodies on railway tracks, are less an escape from life as we know it, than a reflection of it.“There is nothing new under the sun. It has all been done before, as Sherlock Holmes told Inspector Gregson in A Study in Scarlet. While he was referring to the a specific case in the annals of crime history, the inference was clear: human nature is constant.The crimes reported to us by

Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day for September 18, 2026 is:churlish • \CHUR-lish\ • adjective Churlish is a formal word used to describe someone or something that is impolite or rude. // I was shocked by the churlish remarks made by my opponent. See the entry > Examples: “… I think a Bob Dylan concert is fundamentally for Bob Dylan himself. You could call it churlish, but I think it’s self-assuredness, an elder’s clarity: The man

For Loose Reads this week, Jenna joins Rosetta to chat about the debut novel by Terri Te Tau, 'The Valley of Unlikely Acquaintances'.Thanks to Timeout Bookstore!

The year of the Fire Horse continues into the FALL … which officially started earlier this week. In this episode of the AuthorU-Your Guide to Book Publishing podcast, host Judith Briles has invited author and influence building strategist Deb Eckerling to join her for a session on Author Tips for Fall Planning for Author Success. I immediately took two tips and executed them. Deb is an active podcaster, doing her weekly Book Proposal Podcast that provides short, actionable episodes to help

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