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Dating to the year 700 CE, the Afghan Liturgical Quire is on view at the Jewish Theological Seminary Library’s exhibit, “Sacred Words: Revealing the Earliest Hebrew Book.” A medieval ...

and edit PDF files. There's also a document scanner included in the app. Librera is another general book reader that allows most document formats to be read, such as PDF files. In addition to this ...

Here’s how it works. We tested over 20 of the top apps for viewing PDF documents and these are our top picks for the best PDF reader for Windows. For most people, PDFfiller is the best PDF ...

We will research and release official Covers March Madness bracket predictions. Make sure to check out picks before you fill out your bracket. Peter Clarke has been in the digital media business ...

Gayatri Spivak, celebrated literary critic and postcolonial scholar, has won the 2025 Holberg Prize, considered the equivalent of the Nobel Prize in the field of humanities, social sciences, law or ...

What began as banning a book over specific themes—race, gender, or sexuality—has turned into a widespread and successful unintended promotional tool for lesser-known authors and politicians.

In this life-confronts-art memoir, Cameron explains what compelled her to return to the physical and psychological site of that book following her diagnosis with the same rare form of skin cancer ...

Because, in true John Green fashion, there’s a footnote on the copyright page explaining the reasoning behind the font choice for his newest book, “Everything is Tuberculosis.” (Spoiler: The reason ...

Las Cruces author Denise Chávez will read from and sign copies of her recent novel “Street of Too Many Stories” at 2 p.m. Sunday, March 23, at Books on the Bosque.

or “just a small-town girl living in a notions world” as the book’s subtitle says. When Aisling’s boyfriend from “down home” fails to propose, she ditches him and her commute from her ...

A teenager with severe cerebral palsy who wrote a book using his eyes has urged teachers not to underestimate their pupils. When Jonathan Bryan started school he was given the label PMLD ...