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A new translation of Beowulf signed and inscribed by the Irish poet Seamus Heaney (1999-1st edition) sold at Purcell on August 12 for €600 ($691). High presale estimate was €250. Reported by Rare Book Hub

Seamus Heaney. Beowulf. 1999. 1st. Signed & inscribed by Heaney dated 6-X-'99. Mint in pictorial dust jacket.

u/Hammer_Price — 23 hours ago
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Which classic books should i read to be distinguishably educated?

Hi guys, so I have decided to read more books this summer, and after reading thriller book I discovered that it’s not really my cup of tea. If you would like to recommend me a book that you feel like gave you something or it changed your perception in any way… I’m open to any idea!

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u/Available_Mud9059 — 7 days ago
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Any guesses on the release date of Hell Followed With Us movie?

Ever since reading the book I have been obsessed and I saw a movie had got announced in 2024.

I have been looking around and havent found anything about a release date but does anyone have any guesses at least?

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u/EclipseThesillyshark — 7 days ago
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Adhd guy- Review -Piranesi by Sussana clarke! (Zoned Out)

The book may start off slow and dump alot of information with numbers and Endless Halls and Directions , it genuinely overwhelms you and for an inattentive ADHD mind it was a war to go through.

But it was just purely worth it.

Everything in the narrative- The Structure,The methods, The Ritualistic ways, The morals, The questions, The Unreliable Narrator, The Other-Worldy Statues and figures , The timeline omissions.

Everything was PaidOff in the end.

If Christopher Nolan wants To make A Movie from a book THIS IS THE BOOK. Genuinely this has the courage to challenge our minds , the endless questions and answers. The Deceptive nature of everything. My god for everything I had tO have a smoke after this and sat still.

I loved it. It did not shy away from anything. Courage.

u/Astar099 — 13 days ago
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No matter How many years pass, The Story of Civilization will always be my favorite book series of them all!

What's your favorite book?

u/Shahriyar-Shargh — 13 days ago