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Already praised as one of the most promising young Swiss writers, Elmiger offers with "The Dutch Women" a nightmarish literary expedition into the heart of the jungle ...

'Have you news of My Boy Jack?' It is the opening to one of the most haunting poems ever written by Rudyard Kipling; penned in 1916 as hundreds of thousands of parents grieved their dead or missing ...

Deep in the dense rainforests of the Ancient Jungle Islands in Fish It, you need to pull 3 levers around the archipelago to open the temple door and access the secret area below. However, before you ...

After the Calais Jungle burned, the only migrants that remained were the birds. The square mile, where thousands of questing men looked north, has been rewilded with marsh flowers and rugged grass.

Way, way back, in 1912, Johan Steenberg, a Dutchman, living in Dresden, Germany, started Ihagee to make cameras. His firm ...

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In a brand-new Jumanji adventure, four high-school kids discover an old video-game console and are drawn into the game's jungle setting, literally becoming the adult avatars they chose. What they ...

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A Work of Genius or a Complete Mess? Even Its Author Can’t Decide. Helen DeWitt’s bewildering co-written novel, “Your Name Here,” took almost 20 years to publish, a process that nearly drove her to ...

But just as it starts to feel as if watching the 'South Park' guys deconstruct the apparent illogicalities of Mormonism is starting to sound the same, one-sided note, Parker, Stone and Lopez engineer ...

Richard Armitage discusses his own personal connection to "The Cut" Author Richard Armitage has been beloved on the big screen, but it was his writing in "The Cut" that got Club Calvi's attention.