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Bookshelf getting full, well I’ve found the answer
Oct 6, 2008
The other day I’d been sitting in the garden for about an hour and a half, when I thought it’d be a good time to sort out my ever growing collection of books and look for some more books to add to my collection. So there I was in my garage staring up at my tower of bookshelves and I thought ‘why am I doing this?’ but it needed to be done. The strain on the bookcase was visible for anyone to see and it was only a matter of time before the old faithful piece of pine gave way.
Tamil Historic Novels
Aug 17, 2008
The novel form of Tamil literature has been in existence only since around two centuries. Before that, the poetry form used to rule the roost for nearly two thousand years. Novel is a relatively new genre in Tamil literature but is very popular among the Tamil novel readers.
The Great Tamil Poet – Subramanya Bharathiar
Aug 17, 2008
‘Bharathiyar’ is the name that reminds Indians of nationalism, patriotism and Tamil prose and poetry. Born in 1882 he was conferred the title of ‘Bharati’ for his poetic talent at a tender age. Bharati emerged as a prolific poet earning the name of ‘Mahakavi’, meaning a Great Poet. He died at the age of 39 but in his short span of life he had made immeasurable contribution to his country and language.
Kalki - The Legendary Tamil Novelist
Aug 17, 2008
The mere mention of the name ‘Kalki’ is enough to send most the Tamil readers of yesteryears into a journey of nostalgia. Kalki is a name that sparks off memories of kingdoms and the saga of war, patriotism, love and loyalty that go into the making and perishing of those kingdoms in the Chola dynasty period in South India.
Tamil Short Stories
Aug 17, 2008
The short story format originated from Europe. The Tamil world believes that the short stories in Tamil can be traced back to the seventeenth century to ‘Paramartha Kurunkathai’ a transition from the classical Tamil poetry.
Jim Champy, Author of Outsmart!, Featured in Safari Books Online Webinar Series
Aug 14, 2008
FT Press is proud to announce that Jim Champy, author of the new management book, Outsmart!: How to Do What Your Competitors Can’t (FT Press, 2008) will be featured in a Webinar hosted by Safari Books Online on Monday, August 25th at 10:30am Pacific/1:30pm Eastern Time.
Bianca Castafiore - The Opera Diva from the Tintin Comic Adventures
May 9, 2008
Bianca Castafiore was an amusing character in the Adventures of Tintin. Castafiore appeared in several albums and unfortunately seen to be imprisoned in Tintin and the Picaros. Read this article to discover more about the famous opera diva.
Something Every Book Reader Needs to Know
May 8, 2008
I am a great Fan of Audio Books. I have been listening to this for years.
Horse Racing in Literature
May 8, 2008
Horse racing, the second most-popular spectator sport in America, remains as vital as ever, but its age, high drama, and historical appeal as the "sport of kings" ensure that it also has a place in the history of literature.
Audio Books Create Portable Libraries
May 7, 2008
Many occasions require a good book to be handy to ensure that people do not get bored out of their mind. When those books are in digital form, they also ensure that a person has a portable library at their disposal any time that they need a book.
Audio Books For People From All Walks Of Life
May 7, 2008
Traveling, walking the dog, doing the laundry, strolling around the park, studying your history books, and gardening are just some situations wherein you can conveniently use a portable media player and listen to an audio book. Definitely in our world today, audio books are a simple sign that people are traveling life along a fast lane. With no time to read books, audio books are indeed helpful.
Captain Haddock - The Rougue Sea Captain Created By Georges Herge
May 7, 2008
Captain Haddock introduced to the world in the Tintin album The Crab with the Golden Claws was to become one of the best loved Tintin characters. Created by Herge and starting out as a weak and alcoholic sea captain. Captain Haddock went on to become a heroic figure who even offered to sacrfice himself for the sake of his old companion tintin.
Herge Creator of Tintin Presents Professor Calculus - The Deaf Inventor
May 7, 2008
The upcoming Tintin movie trilogy to be directed by Spielberg and Jackson is going to be big business. This article introduces one of the most endearing characters in the Tintin albums the great Professor Calculus.
Georges Herge Creator of Tintin The Final Years
May 7, 2008
The upcoming Tintin movie trilogy to be released by Spielberg and Jackson in 2009 will be big business. The world of Tintin isn't well known by American audiences as Tintin was created just after Mickey Mouse. Tintin will gain a new following in The States. This article describes the genius behind the cartoon character.
FAQ - Who Created Tintin? Herge - The Middle Period
May 7, 2008
Tintin is about to see a renaissance in popularity with a Tintin movie being created by Peter Jackson and Steven Spielberg. Herge the creator of Tintin is going to be discovered all over again by a new and appreciative audience. This article covers his middle period from the years 1936 to 1950. It was during the Nazi occupation of Belgium that a new Tintin style developed.
FAQ - Who Created Tintin? Herge The Early Years
May 7, 2008
The upcoming Tintin movie trilogy has led to a great interest in Tintin. The much loved Belgium detective Tintin was created by Herge who is revered within Europe. Herge is not so well known in America. That will change with the Tintin movies. This article leads you through Herge early years and to the watershed adventure Tintin and the Blue Lotus.
Thomson and Thompson the Bumbling Detectives From Tintin
May 7, 2008
The Tintin movie has led to much speculation about Tintin. Tintin is a great cartoon character and Thomson and Thompson are two of the most loved characters. They are the comic relief in many of the albums and are in fact based on Herge's (creator of Tintin) uncles. This article covers them in more light.
Keep Your Heroes In The Bag
May 5, 2008
Comic book collecting is a source of entertainment and investment that has special requirements for long term development.
The Basics Of Audio Books
May 5, 2008
Audio books have raised a lot of eyebrows already. Some people even think that they could only promote laziness among individuals using them. Contrary to that, the audio book's main purpose of existence is for busy people who fail to find the time to read.
Finding Different Versions of Your Favorite Science Fiction Stories
May 4, 2008
Reading the short story version versus the novel version of science fiction stories can give you insight into the creation of the story.
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