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High on Highbury
Struggling to Keep the Faith Amid Scandal
Forcing a Nightmare on Myself and How it Changed My Writing
Napkin Notes
NERD Makes a Big Splash at the Spring Jam
For the Love of Words
A fan's account of the football Mecca
Struggling to Keep the Faith Amid Scandal
How the Church can Bring Me Back
Forcing a Nightmare on Myself and How it Changed My Writing
Tapping into the subconscious for inspiration
Napkin Notes
On joie de vivre, social discourse, and the persona
NERD Makes a Big Splash at the Spring Jam
"Pharrell, have my baby!"
For the Love of Words
Inside the London Word Festival
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The way in which Philadelphia has celebrated the nation’s independence has changed over the years. As the birthplace of our independence, Philadelphia continues to lavishly celebrate the Fourth of July, as can be seen by the ten-day series of events that was held this year in honor of America’s birthday. Read more
So, for readers and enthusiasts of foreign fiction, the challenge may lie on our shoulders. It would be a futile attempt to convince the big presses to trade their assurance of top-selling titles for the potential gambles they may take with lesser-known authors of the world. Read more
Unearthed from the rubble of one of the Paginator’s own crime scenes, the following chapter was unearthed by our great detective hero, the Schnoz himself. It has been authenticated by the Philly CSI team (which is still looking to start their own television series by the by), as being one of the original chapters of the Drexel Serial Novel. As to where it fits into the story, however, they have not been able to discern. Is it a first chapter, a final chapter? Does it answer some of our mysteries, does it create more? Take a read of Elizabeth Thorpe’s installment, and you tell us. Read more
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