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The Autobiography of Malcolm X

by Malcolm X

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Close Encounters of the Third Kind (BFI Film Classics)

by Dana Polan

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A Very Dark Place: 12 Terrifying Tales

by Bryan Simpson (Goodreads Author)

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Americanah by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

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The wind blowing across the British Isles was odorous with fear of asylum seekers, infecting everybody with the panic of impending doom, and so articles were written and read, simply and stridently, as though the writers lived in a world in ...more

Walt Disney

by Neal Gabler

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“To Pedro, God was the love which existed between two human beings, or a group of human beings. Thus love was all important.”
― Piers Paul Read, Alive: The Story of the Andes Survivors

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“It’s like Holy Communion. When Christ died he gave his body to us so that we could have spiritual life. My friend has given us his body so that we can have physical life.”
― Piers Paul Read, Alive: The Story of the Andes Survivors

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“For a young man who had chafed within the stern, moralistic, anhedonic world of his father, animation provided escape, and for someone who had always been subjugated by that father, it provided absolute control. In animation Walt Disney had a world of his own. In animation Walt Disney could be the power.”
― Neal Gabler, Walt Disney

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