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The New York Times Daphne du Maurier's "Rebecca" is a success: It has never gone out of print and still sells about 50,000 copies a year. But to some women — like The Times's Parul Sehgal — this book is something more, not merely beloved or popular but foundational Read more ... .
In Praise of Daphne du Maurier
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What begins as a taste for this author’s twisty plots, briny wit and bracingly bleak view of marriage can become an addiction.
104 months ago
The New York Times Grant Snider has long been making comics about the glory (and horror) of the creative process. He joins us to draw and discuss his first book, "The Shape of Ideas." Leave your questions in the comments, and NYT Book Review editor Parul Sehgal will as Read more ... k some.
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Grant Snider has long been making comics about the glory (and horror) of the creative process. He joins us to draw and discuss his first book, "The Shape of Ideas." Leave your questions in the comments, and NYT Book Review editor Parul Sehgal will as Read more ... k some.
106 months ago
Million Pictures Meet the real life Benjamin Button- a newborn baby who looks like an 80-year old
Meet the real life Benjamin Button- a newborn baby who looks like an 80-year old
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Residents of Bangladesh, Biswajit and his wife, Parul Patro, have been busy attending curious guests who have been thronging their home to catch a glimpse of their son. Their newborn is barely a few days old but looks like an 80 years old.The baby bo Read more ... y has wrinkles on the face, has a very shrunken bo...
114 months ago
Jezebel "Everything can be projected upon them, it seems—everything but the powers and vulnerabilities of ordinary personhood.”
The 'Forced Heroism' of the Way We Use 'Survivor'
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In a thoughtful piece at the New York Times Magazine, Parul Sehgal considers the word “survivor,” and particularly its relatively recent use to describe those who have experienced sexual assault. Sehgal persuasively argues that the term “surviv Read more ... or” was once a powerful reclamation of the narrative, an…
119 months ago
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3-year-old Twisha looks like a normal girl with her clothes on but she is not. Twisha is born without food pipe hence she is unable to eat from her mouth to stomach. Twisha has already undergone 20 various s Read more ... urgeries in Sydney with no success to cure her condition. There is still possibility to grow her own food pipe via Foker Treatment at Boston Children’s Hospital – the only medical treatment that can give her a chance to live a normal quality of life in future. The estimated cost for Twisha's medical treatment at Boston is $1.2 Million. And with your support, we have raised $750K so far. Twisha is going to be 4 on 28 January, 2015. As she grows older her chances of undergoing this life saving operation successfully go dim.
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This 3-Year-Old Is Born Without Food Pipe. Your $100 Donation Can Save Her. - AnonHQ
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Twisha Makwana a 3-year-old girl is suffering from a rare birth defect i.e. she is born without food pipe and hence can’t eat anything by mouth to stomach. Her mother, Sweety Makwana, injects formula milk directly into Twisha’s stomach to keep he Read more ... r alive. There is …
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