Writing about Geographical Arbitrage
Zorba the GreekBy Nikos Kazantzakis, Translated by Peter BienSimon Schuster, 368 pp., December 2014, 978-1476782812Paperback (Amazon) Paperback (Bookshop) Audiobook Nikos Kazantzakis classified Alexis Zorba, along with three other individuals, as the only ones who did engrave their traces most deeply upon [his] soul . The others are: Homer, Bergson, and Nietzsche. The novel [ ]
In the early 1990s, e-mail was spreading like wildfire. Among its early adopters, the most religious ones were from the academic community. In 1997, John Sutherland wrote that then an e-mail address was for professors what the cellular phone was for their students: a sign that they were ahead of the game. . These days, in [ ]
BEFORE SUNRISEBy Mikhail Zoshchenko, translated by Gary KernArdis, $40, January 1974, 978-0882330617Amazon Mikhail Zoshchenko s Before Sunrise. This is a novel that is unique in both form and content. It combines elements of autobiography, memoirs, fiction, and meta-fiction. Zoshchenko s protagonist speaks in the first person and in the present tense. He wanted to know why depression [ ]
Marijuana Hater s Guide to Making a Billion Dollars from Hemp: The Next Disruptive IndustryBy Matthew HarmonFarmbridge California, 181pp, Paperback, $19.99, April 20th 2021, 978-1735674704Amazon Bookshop Kobo In Cryptocurrencies, those who had gotten in early, those who took huge risks in an unknown medium of exchange and with zero guarantees of returns, have been [ ]
Iran s opposition to foreign powers interfering in its domestic affairs reflect its historical urge for sovereignty, it stems from the fact that a nation, with such a rich history and culture, a nation that had been invaded and exploited by the Russian and by the British during the last two centuries, needs and deserves a [ ]