Classic Literature
For the love of classic books.
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Meet Tsundoku, the Surprisingly Comforting Name for Your Unread Books.
You know there’s an actual name for your situation, right? Yes, you!!! The Japanese have a word for that pile of unread books sitting pretty somewhere in your house or office right now, and this word has been around since 1879.
The word is...
WINNIE-THE-POOH
After our discovery about Peter Pan the last time, I can’t help but start suspecting every other children’s book and its author.
Any children’s book I see these days, I will be like, “What’s your story? Are there any skeletons in your cupb...
He Wrote a Dictionary Just to Insult Humanity
“Bore, n. A person who talks when you wish him to listen.
Congress, n. A body of men who meet to repeal laws.
Faith, n. Belief without evidence in what is told by one who speaks without knowledge, of things without parallel.
History, n....
The Pig That Flew to the Stars
Last night, I came across this beautiful piece online. It's about our very own old John Steinbeck, and I could not stop wondering that this same Steinbeck once called books “printed demons” and that one of his professors once said to him th...
Bro Really Tried to Steal Don Quixote And Cervantes said, “Bet.”
I find this quite funny…
If there is one story in literary history that proves great art can never truly be stolen, this is it.
The greatest thing that ever happened to Don Quixote was probably the man who tried to steal it.
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