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8:32 AM
@Randal'Thor thank you :)
 
 
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Q: What inspired the "fakir in a box" in Elizabeth Browning's "Aurora Leigh"?

Gareth ReesIn book V of Aurora Leigh (1856) by Elizabeth Barrett Browning, the narrator makes an elaborate simile between the condition of the Earth in the interval between the Fall and the Incarnation, and a magician whose stunt has gone wrong:                               Earth, shut up By Adam, like a ...

 
 
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1:26 PM
@Randal'Thor If possible, make it so that there's a list of all posts accessible right on the site, like thesffblog.com/archive . The meta posts are just a workaround, scifi.meta.stackexchange.com/q/11051/4918 so the notification can be pinned to the sidebar "featured Meta post" area; scifi.meta.stackexchange.com/q/10266/4918 as a workaround until the maintainer added the list to the blog.
 
@Bookworm The Borges question became HNQ 12 hours ago.
 
 
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Q: Origin of “Good books are the warehouses of ideas”, attributed to H. G. Wells

Gareth ReesThe UK’s Royal Mint announced in January 2021 a commemorative £2 coin “Celebrating the Life and Work of H. G. Wells”. The coin design (depicted below) suggests that no-one involved in the project had much in the way of expertise on Wells. As Alison Flood writes in The Guardian: Observant fans of...

 
 
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6:24 PM
@Bookworm This Q&A is definitely worthy of promotion from the site Twitter account (unless @GarethRees already tweeted it at Flood or Fitzsimons).
Might as well let our site cash in on some controversy ;-)
 
 
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10:12 PM
Apparently, is it possible to submit empty questions.
 
The question title wasn't empty.
 
By choice. I tested, it's possible to submit it invisibly with MathJax, I just decided not to
 
So now Gareth Rees and Rand al'Thor have the same number of answers: 360.
 

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