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Brave New World
by Aldous Huxley

February 10, 2025 · Chapter Deep Dive, FICTION

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Electric Shock and Chill: Turning a Nursery into a Nightmare! When Yuval Noah Harari of the World Economic Forum called Brave New World “the most prophetic book of the twentieth century,” I didn’t simply dismiss the comment with an eye…

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Rebecca Brown: The Author that gives Main Character Energy

There’s Something About Rebecca ICU intern, accidental demon fighter, and part-time prayer warrior Hospitals are supposed to feel predictable, like a bad rerun of Grey’s Anatomy on loop — not like Hell itself punched the time clock and decided to…

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The Last Unicorn
by Peter S. Beagle

Welcome to the Midnight Carnival: The hag that outshined the whole dang thang… bless it. When I picked up The Last Unicorn, my heart was already galloping. This was the story behind one of my favorite childhood films—talking butterflies, enchanted forests, a…

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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
by Roald Dahl

Family, Chewed Up and Spit Out: The Brat Who Stole the Show (and Her Mother’s Dignity) in the Most Disturbing Chapter Roald Dahl Ever Wrote!   There are two kinds of folks in this world: the ones who read Charlie…

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