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The September issue of the Peecolon Monthly Report was about "punctuation marks."First of all, what exactly are "punctuation ...
Craft Recordings has done a commendable job at reissuing R.E.M.‘s catalog on vinyl. Already having revisited its early- to mid-‘90s albums Automatic for the People, Monster, and New Adventures in ...
A family is like a symphony. When you lose someone, it’s like losing the string section or the horn section. You can keep playing, but the song isn’t the same. In fact, you must keep playing, and ...
Taylor Swift’s new track ‘Cleveland!’ appears to draw on Travis Kelce’s Ohio upbringing Taylor Swift/Instagram Taylor Swift's new song 'Cleveland!' has revealed the meaning behind one of her most ...
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Taylor Swift's new song 'Cleveland!' could give the city major international exposure at no cost to local tourism promoters.
Do you know the first sentence of “Pride and Prejudice”? You probably think you do, but I bet you don’t. The answer is “It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a ...
Audrey Connelly is a writer living and working in Boston, MA. Music is and has always been one of the most important parts of her life. While rock & roll is her true love, Audrey's taste runs the ...
An indifferent grade-school student, a bored high-school one, my least favorite subject was English grammar, with punctuation a close second. Best I was able in those papers I wrote for school I ...
A decade after his death, Juan Gabriel's light still feels impossible to dim. The Mexican singer-songwriter, born Alberto Aguilera Valadez and forever known as the Divo de Juárez, was a ...
Pity the period. And the comma and the semicolon too. Punctuation is the sturdy armature of written language, yet it does its job quietly, in the background. We tend to spend far more time analyzing ...