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Author Archives: smellincoffee
al Khamissi’s Taxi
Step into a Cairo taxi, circa mid-2000s, and listen to the rumblings of revolution. I can’t remember how this book appeared on my radar — only that it happened recently, and that I bought a used copy almost immediately — … Continue reading
May the Forth was funner when it was an inside geek joke and not a Disney holiday
Just saying.
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The Store
At a last huzzah in New York, surrounded by former writers who the modern economy has made superfluous, Jacob and Megan announce to their friends that they are doing the unthinkable: they’re joining The Store. The Store dominates the American … Continue reading
Double play: science-y baseball and Tokyo teenage touristing
Diary of a Tokyo Teen is a graphic memoir of a Japanese-American teenager’s visit to her relatives in Japan, after an absence of five years. They live in an area not far from Tokyo, and the memoir covers her visiting … Continue reading
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Tagged baseball, Children-YA, Japan, Physics, science, sports and outdoors, travel
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Worth reading: “What’s Become Of Us”?
Freya India writes today on not only how social makes us feel, but how it degrades us as people. Over time I’m becoming convinced that our most pressing concern isn’t that social media makes us feel worse about ourselves. It’s … Continue reading