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The Blue Book: Smart sustainable coastal cities and ‘blue’ development strategies for the marine environment and shipping

The pandemic has highlighted the need to make changes in the design of cruise ships to prevent viruses and germs from spreading and infecting thousands of people on board.

Greek Book Fair 2023: A Celebration of Greek-Australian Literature & Culture

The Greek Book Fair 2023 promises to be a lively celebration of Greek-Australian literature and culture

JK Rowling’s Harry Potter opening line voted among best of all time

The opening words to Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone have been voted among the most memorable and captivating opening lines from the world of literature

Pastor forcibly removed from school board meeting for reading aloud porn book from kids’ library (video)

However, new Florida law now means that preventing parents reading from the books results in instant removal of the materials from schools

Jennifer Aniston shows support for Matthew Perry amid heartbreaking health revelation

Matthew is now ready to tell his story about his struggles, and has written them down in his upcoming book, "Friends, Lovers and the Big Terrible Thing"

In less time than it takes to boil an egg, you can read a whole book

Micro books are longer books that are succinctly made into a very comprehensive read, concentrating on the key ideas in each of them

New Publication by Apostoliki Diakonia on the Patriarchal Visit to Stockholm

The reader can readily ascertain the good will exhibited for cooperation and dialogue with other Christian denominations

Stephen King on the death of Georgie Denbrough

Stephen King on beginning IT by killing off a 6-year-old

BBC: Whitby Dracula gathering smashes vampire fancy dress world record

The event was organized to mark 125 years since Bram Stoker's Dracula's was published in 1897

Five ways George Orwell’s “1984” predicted modern day society

The writer, who died on this day in January 1950 in London, was most famous for two novels which explored totalitarian politics: 1984 and Animal Farm

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