Indeed,posterity has paid Kafka the greatest tribute a writer can receive. His name has become an adjective.
The Nuclear Energy Institute estimates that one nuclear reactor needs billions of litres of water per year for cooling,and “all of this water requires filtering somehow”. As nuclear reactors need to be operational 24/7 and can’t be switched on and off at short notice to cover peak demand times,where does Dutton suggest this water will come from for his chosen sites?
KonMari™ has a unifying rule:rid your life of anything that does not “spark joy”. I’m starting with Marie Kondo.
The London newspaper,which has angered dictators and shaped the legacy of political leaders,says the change is driven by better Wi-Fi on the Tube and a shift to working from home.
The American writer’s latest novel imagines the days when George Orwell was a policeman in Burma.
The great travel writer and novelist is in top form with the latest book about George Orwell.
The pitfalls of political wifedom are well documented,but there is no how-to guide.
Should’ve read the WestConnex Claus.
And a belated bouquet for Qantas.
Could we have done more,asks the BBC? Ummmm,yes.
Reading a book about Eileen O’Shaughnessy,the “invisible” wife of George Orwell,has prompted an examination of what stories we cover,and what we might have missed.