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Ross Carver-CarterMind Blind: Living with AphantasiaI want you to close your eyes and imagine a horse as clearly as you can.Apr 25Apr 25
Ross Carver-CarterÖtzi The Iceman: A Very Cold CaseA 5000-Year-Old Murder MysteryOct 1, 2021Oct 1, 2021
Ross Carver-CarterThe Thinker Of Cernavoda: A Neolithic MasterpieceAuguste Rodin once said that “Art is contemplation.”Sep 23, 2021Sep 23, 2021
Ross Carver-CarterCodex Seraphinianus: The Weird And Wonderful Encyclopaedia Nobody Can ReadMen with arms that shoot bullets, a fornicating couple morphing into a crocodile, trees that uproot themselves and climb out of the ground…Sep 23, 2021Sep 23, 2021
Ross Carver-CarterWhy You Should Read Fathers and Sons by Ivan TurgenevA timeless novel for anyone who has ever said “I don’t understand the new generation”Sep 9, 2021Sep 9, 2021
Ross Carver-CarterAleksandr Solzhenitsyn On Free Will, Evil and Suffering“The line separating good and evil passes… right through every human heart.”Sep 3, 2021Sep 3, 2021
