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In their art
Retreat everywhere! Practical June
Will look at blackouts.
Learn from the opportunity-
You will make material poems
Regularly and utterly fascinating.
Under deep metal with Philip
Discover magical humans
Trace the dazzling and dark consequences
In various homeland hotspots as did
Parson, Goethe, Blake and Marie Curie
Cornish ghost landscapes erupt at Falmouth-
Talk about inspiration!
Convince Cornish writers to paint!
Short ghosts here costing £6
Penzance legends at the Pixel
Linda has books and local visitors and time lords,
Including Sir Humphry Davy
Pirates and St Anthony.
Unlock the power of the unconscious
With Jenny.
Write a regular modern mass app
Experience and chance a random walk non-fiction encounter.
I find it hard to remain cheerful this summer, though I have one or two good reasons to celebrate—not counting the two named Nina and Charlie. One development worth toasting is the appearance of Vernon Duke’s Passport to Paris and Los Angeles Poems, a book packed with such gaiety that I can hardly keep from […]
“No Victors Here”: Alexander Voloshin in the Hollywood Bowl
Adam Smith’s The Wealth of Nations didn’t just shape economics—it transformed English. His vivid terms like invisible hand, laissez-faire, and division of labor embedded Enlightenment ideas into everyday speech. Today, his legacy lives on not just in markets, but in the very language we use to describe them.
Adam Smith (1723–1790) – Architect of Economic English
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