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Scientific American
02-05-2025
- Science
- Scientific American
Stories by Deni Ellis Béchard
is Scientific American 's senior tech reporter. He is author of 10 books and has received a Commonwealth Writers' Prize, a Midwest Book Award, and a Nautilus Book Award for investigative journalism. He holds two master's degrees in literature, as well as a master's degree in biology from Harvard University. His most recent novel, We Are Dreams in the Eternal Machine, explores the ways that artificial intelligence could transform humanity.
CBC
26-02-2025
- Entertainment
- CBC
A Quiet Disappearance by Rabindranath Maharaj
Older immigrants from the Caribbean islands confront their pasts Beautifully crafted stories in which older men and women from the Caribbean islands confront their pasts, with regrets and wonder as they discover subtle epiphanies. The stories consider the briefness of life, not only its final outcome but the losses accumulated over the years. Many of the stories focus on characters who are at a critical stage, approaching the end of their lives, or contemplating the passing of others with whom they shared a relationship. The fact that the characters are immigrants, complicates their feelings of forfeiture. (From Mawenzi House Publishers) A Quiet Disappearance is available in March 2025. Rabindranath Maharaj is the author of several novels and short story collections. His novel The Amazing Absorbing Boy won both the Toronto Book Award and the Trillium Book Award. Previous books were nominated for various awards, including the Commonwealth Writers' Prize, The Chapters First Novel Award and the Rogers Writers' Trust Fiction Prize. In January 2013, he was awarded the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal. His work has also appeared in The Washington Post, The Globe and Mail and The Toronto Star, among others. Other books by Rabindranath Maharaj Embed | Other
