Why Read? Well, It Could Save Your Life, for Starters

Published February 3, 2013

Why read? Well, it could save your life, for starters
In the book's second chapter, Love is a Long, Close Scrutiny, we're treated to small sections (two or three pages at most) about a number of things: the movie Shortbus, Otto Preminger's film Laura, Shields's confession of reading his ex-lover's diary … Read more on Globe and Mail

From Money Bill to world champion
At this, he essays a manic grin – while this is his first interview in more than two years, Nasser enjoys being provocative. Nasser sees his small roster – he represents only Williams and the Waikato-born Wallabies rugby player Quade …. During the … Read more on Stuff.co.nz

Annotated solutions for Prize 25855
1 manic-depressive DI<PRESS>VE(part anag) in CINEMA (anag) 2 drill DR/ILL [physician, heal theyself] 3 screech S<CREE>CH 4 posited POS<1>TED 5 referral RE<F(ancy)/ERR>AL 6 nobody's business cryptic def [interchangeable in phrases like: 'it … Read more on The Guardian