Reading a new book
Dec. 23rd, 2018 05:57 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
conulyand getting the very decided feeling that the author has a definite type. It was the same in the last one, and it's very... specific. Oh, well. The progression of the romance may be predictable, but the rest of it is fine.
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The ancient earthquake detector that puzzled modern historians
Massive ‘deep life’ study reveals billions of tonnes of microbes living far beneath Earth’s surface
Israel booms with babies as developed world’s birth rates plummet. Here’s why.
They Called Her “the Che Guevara of Abortion Reformers”
‘Young miracle:’ Baby recovers from Ebola in Congo outbreak
Wolves Are Back In Germany, But Not Always Welcome
Elizabeth Rowe has sued the BSO. Her case could change how orchestras pay men and women.
Countries have forged a climate deal in Poland — despite Trump
The India girl who took her dad to the police over a toilet
Research Gaps Leave Doctors Guessing About Treatments For Pregnant Women
Unions, Millennials, and Their Ostensibly Liberal Elders
“This Is Not a Normal Time”: Trump and the Rapidly Expanding “Witch Hunt”
A look at where the investigations related to Trump stand
The Costs of the Confederacy (You'll need a strong stomach if you want to venture into the comments section....)
Delete All Your Apps
Stop-and-frisk on the way to school
How a Dubious Forensic Science Spread Like a Virus
Tear gas in Paris, but fewer protesters and bigger demands
Liberal Voters Finally Notice the War Over the Courts — Decades After Conservatives Did
Why China's 'Marshall Plan' Is Scaring the Neighbors
After a child's dire diagnosis, hope and uncertainty at the frontiers of medicine
Suicide, Quarterbacks and the Hilinski Family
'We can't go anywhere': Myanmar closes Rohingya camps but 'entrenches segregation'
Scores of migrant girls quietly vanishing from Indonesia
The ancient earthquake detector that puzzled modern historians
Massive ‘deep life’ study reveals billions of tonnes of microbes living far beneath Earth’s surface
Israel booms with babies as developed world’s birth rates plummet. Here’s why.
They Called Her “the Che Guevara of Abortion Reformers”
‘Young miracle:’ Baby recovers from Ebola in Congo outbreak
Wolves Are Back In Germany, But Not Always Welcome
Elizabeth Rowe has sued the BSO. Her case could change how orchestras pay men and women.
Countries have forged a climate deal in Poland — despite Trump
The India girl who took her dad to the police over a toilet
Research Gaps Leave Doctors Guessing About Treatments For Pregnant Women
Unions, Millennials, and Their Ostensibly Liberal Elders
“This Is Not a Normal Time”: Trump and the Rapidly Expanding “Witch Hunt”
A look at where the investigations related to Trump stand
The Costs of the Confederacy (You'll need a strong stomach if you want to venture into the comments section....)
Delete All Your Apps
Stop-and-frisk on the way to school
How a Dubious Forensic Science Spread Like a Virus
Tear gas in Paris, but fewer protesters and bigger demands
Liberal Voters Finally Notice the War Over the Courts — Decades After Conservatives Did
Why China's 'Marshall Plan' Is Scaring the Neighbors
After a child's dire diagnosis, hope and uncertainty at the frontiers of medicine
Suicide, Quarterbacks and the Hilinski Family
'We can't go anywhere': Myanmar closes Rohingya camps but 'entrenches segregation'
Scores of migrant girls quietly vanishing from Indonesia
