The Bible has gone green. It is already the most popular book on earth, and now there is a green Bible. It is printed on recycled paper with a soy-based ink, and the 1,000 or so passages that reference the earth or the environment in the good book are highlighted in the...
created by Amy Judd | 3 years ago 83 views | 0 recommendations | 0 comments
Had I not featured Vines of Mendoza in a recent post which they subsequently featured in their pages, I might have never heard of Argentina's Travel Guide ('your online guidebook to Argentina').
If I got it right they started publishing in 2006.
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I recently read a review of Naomi Klein`s book and it sounds like a worthwhile read. Here is Arianna`s take:"A fascinating dispute on modern economics -- and the dominant role it plays in our politics...
created by mtippett | 4 years ago | updated 4 years ago 309 views | 0 recommendations | 0 comments
Browsers who lose themselves in bookstores are now taking a quantum leap forward. Bibliophiles now clamber aboard tour buses for guided excursions to the best independent bookstores for miles around.
"Booklovers...
created by denseatoms | 4 years ago | updated 4 years ago 913 views | 0 recommendations | 0 comments
I grew up reading both Tintin and the Asterix comics. My stepmother's family is European, and the Tintin graphic novels have long been a part of the growing up process in many European households. I was handed...
created by Kaitlin | 4 years ago | updated 4 years ago 1188 views | 0 recommendations | 3 comments
Sort of like how the iPod spawned so many lamprey-companies that produce supporting products (cases, clips, docks, etc.), the Harry Potter series has given rise to all manner of support publications, much to the...
created by Jordan Yerman | 5 years ago | updated 5 years ago 710 views | 5 recommendations | 4 comments