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Autobiographical sketches and stories from India's best-loved writer in English. For over four decades now, by way of innumerable short stories, essays, poems and novels, Ruskin Bond has championed simplicity and quietude in life and in art. This collection of essays and episodes from his...

Terran Lamp turns real stories into pure magic. A cat-loving survivor who’s battled and beaten, more than her share of challenges, she spotlights fearless dreamers and doers across Chicago and far beyond. Every episode is a front-row seat to everyday legends making impossible things happen.

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Dive into the intriguing world of Joseph Muller, an astute detective from the Imperial Austrian Police, in The Case of the Lamp That Went Out. This captivating story, written by the renowned Austrian author Auguste Groner, was originally penned in German in 1899 and later translated into English in 1910. The tale unfolds when the body of a well-dressed man is found in a desolate lot at dawn. With almost no clues and zero witnesses, its up to the brilliant Muller to unravel the mystery behind the crime and unmask the murderer. Join us as we follow Mullers thrilling investigative journey in this...

L.A.M.P. is the abbreviation for a lawyer, an activist, a model, and a pluralist. The L.A.M.P. Talks! is the view of a lawyer in process, an activist by heart, a model by intent, and a pluralist by actions. Everything in life changes and change is a process, however so permanent, but how relatable can it be? Via lenses and words let's navigate. Grow With Me Podcast. A Living Podcast. A Bildungsroman. Dialogue | Monologue | Listen Attentively/Lackadaisically Instagram- @the_l.a.m.p._ X- @THEL_A_M_P_ 💎TL

Born from the mind of a self-professed opium eater, Jack Boyle, Boston Blackie emerged as a riveting character in the world of American literature. Boyle, a former San Francisco newspaper man turned to crime to fuel his drug habit after losing his job. After several stints in prison, he channeled his experiences into writing and created the character Boston Blackie. Initially a dark figure with an opium addiction, Boston Blackie evolved into a more mainstream character in subsequent book, film, radio and television adaptations, shedding his opium dependence. This collection features the first ...

Boston Blackie had his birth in the imagination of a self confessed “opium eater.” Jack Boyle was a San Francisco newspaper man who became dependent upon the drug to make his deadlines, lost his job, and turned to crime to support his habit. He served several prison terms and while incarcerated in Colorado began writing a series of short stories for the American Magazine based on his experiences. Boston Blackie was a much darker character in these early stories than he became in later incarnations in book, film, radio and television, which dropped his opium dependence. This collection ...