[ad_1] A lifetime ago, before starring in “The X-Files” or “Californication”, before his idol fame or his experiences as a director, David Duchovny planned to become a writer. As a graduate student of English literature at Yale in the 1980s, he believed he would make a living as a teacherRead More →
[ad_1] Forty years ago this month, William Boyd’s debut novel, the satirical “A Good Man in Africa” ​​was published with great success, winning the Somerset Maugham Award and the Whitbread Book Award for First Novel … even s ‘it was technically Boyd’s fourth. “While getting a graduate degree and teachingRead More →
[ad_1] Cairo (AFP) Satirical Egyptian star Bassem Youssef had his country in deep trouble during the Arab Spring, but a decade later politicians might well think they had the last laugh. Youssef, 46, now lives in the United States, unable to return home for fear of being arrested, while inRead More →
[ad_1] Characteristics BC Pires Monday, January 18, 2021 Angelo Hart: “The most popular article that really put LOCN on the map was” Pope Francis Declares Fornication No Longer A Sin “, written by Kwame Weekes. – Mark Lyndersay AS SAID IN BC PIRES My name is Angelo Hart and IRead More →
[ad_1] In WSJ. MagazineIn the ’12 for 21′ series, we spotlight a dozen of the most creative artists and artists working today, all set to break through in 2021. Sociopathic tendencies aside, Alexandra Andrews relates to an essential Florence Darrow play, Joan Didion’s fangirl at the heart of her firstRead More →