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Nelson Mandela buried his original handwritten copy of 'Long Walk to Freedom' in a vegetable patch on Robben Island. Here's the story of how his autobiography took decades and subterfuge to come to being.
The Odyssey is set in a world of Gods and monsters. Learn about the mythical figures and creatures who threaten and tempt Odysseus on his journey home.
The word traces back more than 2,700 years to the adventures of the hero Odysseus.
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The beloved book series—now adapted again for Netflix—tackles the real history of the “Hard Winter.”
Author Laura Ingalls Wilder took inspiration from her childhood for the now-iconic stories.
Just how well do you know Stephen King books? Can you name the book with just a side character name? Let's put you to the test!
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Jane Austen died suddenly at age 41, but what actually killed her? Explore the four most compelling—and unsettling—theories surrounding her final days.
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The historical narrative that began with one Italian scholar and lasted for centuries.
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The real story behind "Jaws" is stranger than fiction. Here's the shark encounter that inspired Peter Benchley's famous novel.
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Ernest Hemingway is famous for his drinking, but he never said "write drunk, edit sober." Discover the true, surprising origin of this legendary literary myth.
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