Maxwell's silver typewriter

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William Maxwell was an author who initially taught writing, and had to contend with a system that penalized lack of commas. He developed a dual system of marking, for both content and form, and later exhibited a charitable attitude to writers whom he helped, both those whose work he rejected and those whose work he edited. He based much of his work on the small town he grew up in. The great Russian authors such as Tolstoy are the heroes of William Maxwell.

Maxwell, William

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A taste for travel

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Robert Byron had made an impact on architecture as a writer and as a campaigner for the preservation of Georgian London. His books such as The Station and The Road to Oxiana written by him about his travels provide his main livelihood as well the readers are able to share discomfort of Mount Athos, soviet Russia, Tibet, Persia and Afghanistan.

Byron, Robert

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Are unconscious goals dragging you down?

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Psychologist and coauthor of 'Change the Way You see Everything', Kathryn D. Cramer reveals that goals set earlier in life can continue to direct the emotions and behavior without the person being aware of it. A step-by-step guide, which has to be followed to break free from unconscious objectives that play with the emotions, is presented.

Analysis, Criticism and interpretation, Goal setting, Change the Way You See Everything (Book), Cramer, Kathryn D.

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