The key thing I remember about this story: In-universe, the folklore goes something like: if you go to the woods, and find the house, and press your face against the glass, there's a sudden horrifying realisation that the reflection you're looking at isn't your own but is the mad scientist lookin...

Muhammad Iqbal Muhammad Iqbal, sometimes called Allama Iqbal or Iqbal-e Lahori, was a 19th-to-20th-century Muslim multlingual poet, philosopher, and politican, one of the most important figures in Urdu poetry and also influential in Farsi poetry, the so-called "Poet of the East" and national poet...

Good evening! I continue to read "Great Expectations" and there is another question about a word that I'd like to put. A fearful man, in a coarse gray, with a great iron on his leg. I full-faced the word I don't understand. Would you be so kind and tell me what they signify?

Michael Crichton’s 1996 novel “Airframe” opens with two quotations, one of which reads: The irony of the Information Age is that it has given new respectability to uninformed opinion. This is attributed to “Veteran reporter John Lawton, 68, speaking to the American Association of Broadcast Jour...