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It’s a truism that writers are always squirreling away random observations, eavesdropped comments, and stray anecdotes as grist for their literary mills. A novel spanning years and featuring myriad characters can spring from a moment witnessed on … Read the article
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Imagine writing on a topic you know well but relying on a method that has yet to bear a widely accepted name to write it. I found myself in...
by Nev March The Silversmith’s Puzzle author Nev March explains the storied history of Chor Bazaar, also known as the Thieves Market in South...
by John Lisle Project Mind Control‘s John Lisle explains how something as classified as MKULTRA naturally attracts conspiracy theorists, and how the...
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