Overweight and desperate? Check out your grandmother’s life
During the harsh winter of 1944-1945 a large part of the German-occupied Netherlands suffered from severe shortages of food and fuel. (LiberationRoute.com) If a pregnant woman experiences severe food shortages and famine, will that affect the health of her offspring? […]
Overweight and desperate? Check out your grandmother’s life
By René van Slooten
During the harsh winter of 1944-1945 a large part of the German-occupied Netherlands suffered from severe shortages of food and fuel. (LiberationRoute.com) If a pregnant woman experiences severe food shortages and famine, will that affect the health of her offspring? […]
Edgar Allan Poe and Isolationism: His mysterious years in New York
After leaving Richmond in 1837, Edgar Allan Poe moved to New York City to pursue a position in journalism. Little is known about this period in Poe’s life. He
Edgar Allan Poe’s way of thinking science with Eureka
There’s much more to Edgar Allan Poe’s work than wistful poetry, cleverly sarchastic humor tales or short stories of unspeakable psychologic horror, not to mention the unraveling of intrincate
To the Dreamers I offer this Book of Truths: Edgar Allan Poe’s lifelong quest for a livable world
Was Edgar Allan Poe an alien? Many of his contemporaries seemed to think so, and so do quite a few people in Hollywood, apparently. And, yet, there is some
No More Fear of Flying? Science finally begins to understand the mystery of gravity
Will we soon have flying carpets? Skyscrapers without elevators? Airplanes without wings? We should start to think seriously about such fantasies, because science is beginning to understand gravity, which is
Was Edgar Allan Poe robbed?
On “The Airship” literary blog on Oct. 21, 2014, the writer Nicholas Laskin begins a story about the demise of Edgar Allan Poe as follows: “Even 165 years after
Was Edgar Allan Poe’s death predictable?
On June 30, 1849, the Boston newspaper “The Flag of Our Union” announced that a poem by Edgar Allan Poe called “To My Mother” would appear in its next
Where did Edgar Allan Poe have his last drink?
In his authoritative 1941 biography of Edgar Allan Poe, Arthur Hobson Quinn wrote that on October 3, 1849, an election day in Baltimore, when a printer named Joseph Walker
Edgar Allan Poe and the Fall of the House: The Tale of the Announced American Apocalypse
It was never clear what Edgar Allan Poe thought of slavery, although he grew up in Richmond (VA), a town with an important position in the slave trade. So
Following the Data: A Day in the Life of an Ed-Tech worker
It is not everyday that a publishing company moves from New York to Baltimore. New York, and especially 5th Avenue, has arguably more publishing houses than Maine does seaside