Inspirational Quote Reels Competition

Inspirational Quote Reels Competition 

Five Books you must read before you die.

                     Five  Books you must read before you die.

                                                    

Screening of Inspirational Short Film.

               Screening of Inspirational Short Film Baluta 

Homophone of English

                                          Important Homophone Of English . 

Winner Of 2023 International Booker Prize .

 Bulgarian novelist and poet Georgi Gospodinov and the American-born translator Angela Rodel have been named the winners of the 2023  International Booker Prize in a ceremony overnight at London’s Sky Garden.

Publishing Perspectives readers know, of course, that there are too Booker prizes. This one is not the Booker Prize for Fiction, but the International Booker Prize, focused on translation.

Its £50,000 prize (US$62,108) is split into £25,000 (US$31,054) each for Gospodinov and Rodel.

There also is a purse of £5,000 (US$6,210) for each of the shortlisted titles: £2,500 (US$3,105) each for the author and for the translator or, again, divided equally between multiple translators.

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In Time Shelter, Zurich is the home of an Alzheimer’s treatment technology, a so-called “clinic for the past” that reproduces past decades, allowing patients to explore their compromised memories.

As might be expected in today’s cultures, healthy people soon begin looking to the clinic’s services, as they work to escape the daily challenges of contemporary life.

This International Booker Prize is, of course, a highly meaningful win for Hachette’s Weidenfeld & Nicholson division, which has published the work in the United Kingdom.

Jamaican Writer Kwame Mcpherson won 2023 Commonwealth Short Story Prize .

 Jamaican writer Kwame McPherson has won the Commonwealth Short Story Prize 2023 for his story 'Ocoee'. He was announced as the winner of the £5,000 prize in an online ceremony on June 27, 2023.

The Commonwealth Short Story Prize is an annual award, given by the Commonwealth Foundation. This year's award ceremony was hosted by journalist Dionne Jackson Miller.