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The Sunday in The SundayJan 173 min read

Invisibility, falafel wars, and the eyewitness

The best reads of the week

elle lunaApr 8, 201416 min read

The Crossroads of Should and Must

This is a story about two roads — Should and Must. It’s a pep talk for anyone who’s chosen Should for far too long — months, years, maybe a lifetime — and feels like it’s…

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Raz Robinson in The LighthouseMar 2613 min read

Commitment: How I Chose Philosophy Over the Philharmonic

I hit my physical peak as a musician when I was 20. To this day it saddens me. It could have been better. It could have been great.

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Emanuela Barbiroglio in The fighting monkeyOct 2, 20158 min read

“Noi, italiani, il 9 novembre ’89 eravamo qui: ecco i nostri ricordi”

Berlino ci piace perché …

Mike Sager in MEL MagazineMar 1212 min read

Peace Out

At San Francisco’s Zen Hospice Project, death is a creative act

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Jeff MayshSep 15, 201522 min read

The Murder House

A mysterious mansion hidden in the hills of Los Angeles remains frozen in time since…

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Julia C-HNov 1, 2015

An Ode to Living Abroad…and Coming Home

Dave Ashton

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I love this line, ““Ain’t that America”, he sang. “Something to see.” The future was wide open.” because the last sentence is a line from the song “Into the Great Wide Open” by another American artist, Tom Petty. This piece made me homesick for the home I live in already, so I suppose that means I’m thankful to be right where I am.

robek world™2 days ago15 min read

Why I tried the HubSpot Kool-aid and then Spit it Out 6 months later.

Even though I’m a bit worn out…

Alessandro FumagalliNov 24, 20154 min read

Chi ha ucciso Marco Pantani?

Di ‘sti tempi va così: ho appena finito di leggere “Pantani è tornato” di Davide De Zan e appena cominciato a divorare “Seven Deadly Sins” di David Walsh, che — naturalmente — in Italia è diventato “The Program” in ossequio al (bellissimo, secondo me) film di Stephen Frears…

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