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Adam Carlton's Book Reviews

by AdamCarlton

Book / Editorial and Opinion

October 12, 2021

90 days reads: 152

Comments: 6

Shelves: 4

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These are book reviews I'll post here from time to time.

37 Questions for Omelas

by Tim D. Sherer

Book / Editorial and Opinion

May 31, 2023

90 days reads: 108

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Thoughts and questions about "The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas" from Ursula K. Le Guin's The Wind's Twelve Quarters.

Best Vocaloid Song Collection 1

by AJLKS

Book / Editorial and Opinion

November 13, 2018

90 days reads: 12

Shelves: 1

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A collection of my favorite Vocaloid songs. Each chapter consists of a short review, along with favorite lines quoted in red italic and a few illustrative images taken from the original YouTube video or their subs versions. All songs and images belong to their respective owners. Comments/suggestions/corrections are welcomed.

how to earn with writing stories online free no spend any cost

by online momy

Book / Editorial and Opinion

May 30, 2016

90 days reads: 10

Comments: 1

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If you like writing stories and articles.so why not you publish online and earn money too. Without any cost.yes without any cost.

Life's Puzzle Pieces

by Sundra Gonchi

Book / Editorial and Opinion

May 15, 2023

90 days reads: 5

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Life's Puzzle Pieces seeks to answer as many of those unknowns as can be known.

The Many

by Kiwiboy

Book / Editorial and Opinion

June 24, 2008

90 days reads: 3

Comments: 12

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The year is 2045, and the Bio War is finally over. Mankind has made excellent progress in technology, military weaponry, and quality of life in general. But all of this is going to change when John Blakely and three other squad members discover that civilians are going missing in New York City…

Is Success a Sin?

by Alleem

Book / Editorial and Opinion

September 10, 2017

90 days reads: 3

Shelves: 1

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Book, Is success a Sin? guiding you for the power of thinking to help meet life’s challenges and fulfill goals. Behaviors and relationships can be transformed as you become more effective at solving problems, more focused on things that matter, and more satisfied with life. In any the situation in life you will find delights and relaxations and pleasures if you are prepared to make light of your troubles and not let them distress you.

A Collection of Brief Essays on Various Social and Moral Topics

by a9fc8yt3kd

Book / Editorial and Opinion

April 24, 2012

90 days reads: 2

Comments: 1

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OK, I know this isn't a novel, but it was just too big to fit in any other category.

Longest Rant Ever

by SkyrimFreak

Book / Editorial and Opinion

January 27, 2015

90 days reads: 2

Comments: 15

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As you probably know, loads of thing piss me off. So here is a rant about pretty much everything.

Tales from a distant shore: REVISED EDITION

by abtw777

Book / Editorial and Opinion

March 17, 2023

90 days reads: 2

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this is a little collection of stories where i keep my own voice hidden. the themes they touch on are the big important questions in life. why do we try to do anything in the world? what are the critical things we need to do to make the world better? what roles do pleasure and community have in changing the world? and, how might our attitudes to gender affect the future?

Society Radio

by Victoria Temple

Book / Editorial and Opinion

June 01, 2023

90 days reads: 2

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Society radio is a direct way for me to vent and express my feelings about what is happening in the world, with certain people and events and views we read about and of course my life. Like everything else you read on the internet, these are my views. Everything I write is pulled from the public domain and I am using them under the fair dealings guidelines. Everything I say is my own opinion. It does not mean it's the truth.

Lifes Undefined

by Marcel G

Book / Editorial and Opinion

August 10, 2012

90 days reads: 1

Comments: 1

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"Lifes Undefined" Is A Unfinished Novel Based On The Everyday Traits Of Life That Are Undefined.

Dream Catchers

by MARC HUSTLE

Book / Editorial and Opinion

May 26, 2013

90 days reads: 1

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THE SECRETS HIDDEN BETWEEN THE LINES, LYRICS AND VIDEOS OF HIP HOP AND THE ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY…

MUTUAL AWAKENING

by MUTUALAWAKENING

Book / Editorial and Opinion

March 04, 2014

90 days reads: 1

Comments: 1

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This book is an introduction to a profound spiritual practice called Mutual Awakening. In truth it is better described as a variety of practices of similar form generally worked with in pairs or small groups. These practices, when guided masterfully, lead those engaged into a shared awakening of consciousness not only within the individuals themselves but more importantly in the space between them. Our only hesitation in releasing this book is that describing this practice outside of the context of the overall spiritual work of the Evolutionary Collective of which it is a part gives a partial picture. Certainly the practices of Mutual Awakening are powerfully transformative. At the same time they are part of a larger design of spiritual work, and they bestow their greatest blessings only within that context.

The Role of Faith in Human Development: the significance and impacts of interfaith relations in Nigeria

by Lawson Luke

Book / Editorial and Opinion

March 03, 2015

90 days reads: 1

Comments: 1

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Faith-based beliefs and legacies are major influences around the world at large, and the presence of mosques, churches and other related institutions of worship, especially in Nigeria, have verified that man indeed has a religious need. But over time the involvement of faith in the amelioration of humanity has pejoratively gone unnoticed. The study of the role of faith in human development no doubt erases the prejudicial boundaries between faith and science or humanity as a whole. This study apparently is reflective, and addresses and examines the impacts faith on the advancement of humanity. Thus, in the preparation of this paper, I have used a qualitative analytical method, relying mainly on the content analysis of the works consulted to show how faith has contributed both destructively and constructively to humanity. From this viewpoint, the subject is considerably treated as emerging and circumstantial.

Black Diamond

by zakiasultana

Book / Editorial and Opinion

January 27, 2019

90 days reads: 1

Comments: 6

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It's a story of a girl facing the judgmental society. The society that likes to judge people not by their ability but their outlooks. It's a story of battling with depression and winning it over.

Inane Interpolations In Bhagvad-Gita (An Invocation for their Revocation)

by BS Murthy

Book / Editorial and Opinion

August 25, 2021

90 days reads: 1

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Why is This Book Now? The Manusmriti, the social doctrine of yore, and the Bhagvad-Gita, the spiritual tome in vogue that lay down the discriminatory dharma (duties) of the four social classes (castes) have been the bugbears of the Hindu backward classes. However, to their chagrin, of late, as the latter is being mindlessly promoted even though the former was constitutionally debunked, they began advocating that it too should be dumped in a dustbin. Ironically, the improbability of their progenitor Krishna, the architect of the Gita, relegating his own ilk to the social margins failed to dawn upon these that Gita supposedly slights, even to this day! Thus, their intellectuals, instead of seeking to reclaim their priceless heritage, albeit after ridding its interpolative garbage, tend to rubbish it a la throwing the baby with the bathwater, and needless to say they must ponder. Also, it is high time that the Gita-class stop laying store by the self-aggrandizing verses in this Vy?sa’s classic, evidently inserted by their progenitors that came to bedevil the Hindu spiritual integrity and social harmony. Likewise, the grumblers of the dalit desertions must see the need for setting the Hindu house in order to prevent the fractious poaching by the Church, if not to facilitate the ‘hoped for’ return of the prodigals. So also those who take pride that Hinduism is the only religion that reckons all faith as true, should be concerned about the ‘in vogue’ Gita that belittles some of their caste fellows. Besides, this work beckons the feminists to reckon the second of the two interpolations from it cited in the cover image that degrades them in unspeakable terms. This ‘overdue’ work, may lead the ‘denied’ Hindu castes as well as the favored folks for an objective approach to the in vogue Bhagvad-Gita which could dispel the misgivings of the former and the delusions of the latter, thereby bridging the Hindu emotional gulf with its abridged book that restores its original form. Whether or not one concurs with its propositions, this original work could be of interest to the students of logic and reasoning…