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Massimiliano Nuzzolo, "La felicità è facile"
A good writer is like an actor, he interprets, he doesn’t necessarily give you his vision, he identifies with the characters even when they think in the opposite way. And Massimiliano Nuzzolo is a good writer, his stories have a precise and studied language, “supervised” as they say, of great effect, and also have a good framework and original arguments. “Happiness is easy” is a collection that reconciles with the genre of the short story, set aside in recent years, or used as an expedient by those who cannot express themselves with a wider breath. Here, however, there is content — even messages conveyed in a subliminal way — there is a structured and harmonious development of the plot, and finally, there is a caustic and fun but also lyrical style.
Patrizia PoliPublished about a year ago in HumansGordiano Lupi, "Yoani Sanchez, in attesa della primavera"
For those used to living in a free country without even realizing it, reading “Waiting for Spring”, the book that Gordiano Lupi dedicates to Cuban blogger Yoani Sànchez, is like taking a punch in the stomach, a punch that does not withdraw after the Sag, but it sticks to give you a taste of gall and bile in your mouth. But let’s go in order.
Patrizia PoliPublished about a year ago in HumansAlchemising attraction
I wanted to speak to a topic that I feel is often taboo in our culture, and is too often dismissed. That is; one of feeling attracted to a person other than one's beloved.
Azana Mackali-CerasiPublished about a year ago in HumansWhat If You Aren't The Only One That Wants You To Go Back In Time
What if, is perhaps, the most thought-provoking question anyone can ask. It is the springboard thought of all great questions. How many great books, movies, and television shows started with what if? How many discoveries, advancements, and achievements began with people asking, what if?
Jason Ray MortonPublished about a year ago in Humans10 Things A Guy Does When He's Really Into You
When a guy is head-over-heels in love with you, it will be easy for you to notice it. Here are 10 things a guy will do when he's really into you.
Robert Who WritesPublished about a year ago in HumansScour Your Mind
How many times do you have to tell people to pick something up, throw something away, or just clean up?! If you are a mother, then it seems like you do this every moment of every day. If you are a father, same thing. However, what happens if you are just a married woman who spends the majority of her days working? What then? What happens when your brain goes so fast that you just don't know how to physically catch up?
#KristinaWritesPublished about a year ago in HumansA Response
The essay below is a response to an article titled, Are Neighborhood Watch Apps Making Us Safer? To read the original article, please click here.
Nathan BoxPublished about a year ago in Humans5 companies that will pay you to be on social media
If you're reading this, chances are you're looking for a social media job. And we don't blame you - social media is one of the most exciting, ever-changing industries out there. But with so many companies out there vying for your attention, it can be tough to know where to start your job search.If you are looking for an online job, whether it is working from home or traveling as you work, there are plenty of options. Here is a list of 5 compagnies that are hiring for social media jobs right now.
Mika-yèl D NelsonPublished about a year ago in HumansWhy I Didn't Act Any Nigerian Movie For 15 Years - Basketmouth
Nigerian standup comedian, actor, and director Basketmouth after 15 years starred in his first Nollywood movie. Up until now, Basketmouth has only acted on his TV shows which he produces like My Flatmates. But as far as movies go, Basketmouth has not done one for 15 years. Now, he stars in the movie, Brotherhood.
Jide OkonjoPublished about a year ago in HumansDivine
She was called evil. The way she looked into your soul, and snatched the breath from your throat. She was called cunning.
Megan AlyssePublished about a year ago in HumansHow to become financially independent in five years or less
Try these books for FREE: Book number 1. Book number 2 1. Know your financial starting point Start by calculating your current net worth. This is the total value of all your assets minus any debt you owe. Once you know where you are, it's time to set goals and work backwards from there. For example, if your starting point is $5,000 in debt and $2,000 in assets, then your goal should be to get out of debt first before investing. If you have more assets than debt, start building an emergency fund and saving for retirement. If you have more debt than assets, stop buying things on credit cards (the interest can really add up!) and pay off as much as possible each month. Focus on paying off debts with the highest interest rates first. The sooner you're debt-free, the better.
GetWealthyPublished about a year ago in HumansHow To Make A Woman Want You
When you meet the right girl, the sparks fly and everything feels perfect. The chemistry is there, the conversation is natural, and she seems to like you as much as you like her. But then things get complicated. You see her again a few days later, but this time she’s standoffish and aloof. You ask if she wants to hang out again soon, but she hesitates and says maybe some other time. Then your plans don’t align for the next few weeks and you don’t see her again until the following summer—and that’s when things go south once more. She doesn’t seem interested anymore, so you cut it off before it can get any worse. It happens to every guy at some point or another—whether it be with a new crush or an old flame: Things just go south for no apparent reason. Why? Because being interested in someone is not something that can be switched on and off at will—so much of it has to do with how they feel about you...
Valentin WagnerPublished about a year ago in Humans