Fall 2024 Adult Preview: Lifestyle
Fall’s offerings reimagine parenting styles, navigate the challenges of the American healthcare system, and advise on forging connections at a time of increasing isolation.
Fall’s offerings reimagine parenting styles, navigate the challenges of the American healthcare system, and advise on forging connections at a time of increasing isolation.
Among this fall’s noteworthy titles are novels by Rachel Kushner, Richard Price, and Elizabeth Strout about people grasping for a sense of community in a changing world.
Fall brings form-breaking memoirs from seasoned novelists, context-shifting biographies of Audre Lorde and MLK, and autobiographies by the likes of Al Pacino and Josh Brolin.
This season, 50 Cent tries his hand at fiction, big names including Walter Mosley and Karin Slaughter return with fresh cases to crack, and a new class of crime writers comes into its own with a diverse slate of sophomore novels.
Fall’s collections and anthologies turn to history, legacy, and lineage to celebrate poetry’s roots and its essential place in shaping an understanding of the present.
Christmas romances are a staple of the season, but this fall also brings some love stories appropriate for Halloween, featuring magic, monsters, and even a couple of mortuaries.
This season’s crop includes new books from bestseller list mainstays, inquiries into the limits of AI, and explorations of animal communication.
Fall brings a fresh crop of suitably autumnal cozy fantasies and gothic horror alongside some hotly anticipated sequels from TJ Klune, Chloe Gong, and others.
America’s rightward drift, reproductive healthcare in a post-Roe world, and players behind the January 6 Capitol attack feature in this fall’s noteworthy titles.
BRIDGEWATER, Mass. -- Forty-four Bridgewater State University student-athletes have been named to the Little East Conference (LEC) Academic Honor Roll for the spring 2024 semester.
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After illegally dumping millions of gallons of raw sewage into the Maumee River for 25 years there are still Maumee citizens fighting reasonable rules to prevent further violations. (“Maumee still settling issue with EPA,” Wednesday)
In yet another viral video by Royalty Auto Service (@royaltyautoservice), owner and mechanic Sherwood takes viewers through his methodology after he discovered an issue on a Ford Mustang he'd never seen before.
Читать дальше...Our ideas are extra powerful today. Potent influences tug us one way and then another as the Moon squares Venus, stirring up the desire for comfort. The Sun will conjoin Mercury in Gemini at 12:33 pm EDT, filtering our thoughts into clear speech so that we can use our words in the most productive manner. There may be some confusion when the Moon opposes Neptune, but since Luna then slides into Libra, we should be able to relax into an easy give and take.
We expect the new government to work. Ramaphosa has promised that a list of principles will advance “the building of a united, democratic, non-racial, non-sexist and prosperous nation”
Tony Russell had turned down opportunities elsewhere before he unexpectedly got the chance to manage at Ramsgate - but not everybody was happy.
Kent Kings welcome Rye House Rockets for the Kent-Herts Trophy this weekend - and the fixture will have a cosmopolitan feel.
Teenager Chloe Bayliss says boxing has helped get her life in order - and her mum’s given it the thumbs up, too.
There were no mixed feelings this year after Chestfield’s Ben Burgess put Leeds & Broomfield to the sword in their Voneus Village Cup rematch.
Chief executive Damian Irvine says manager Danny Searle fitted Ebbsfleet like a glove following the departure of Dennis Kutrieb.
Returning Dartford striker Duane Ofori-Acheampong is out to repay the club for what they did for him the first time round.
Captain Jarryd Taig believes Canterbury 1sts can beat Kent League Premier Division leaders Minster 1sts - provided they stick to their game-plan.
Former England caretaker-boss and ex-Gillingham manager Peter Taylor has given his verdict on the Three Lions’ Euro 2024 chances.