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Shania Twain Journeys to the Past on ‘Little Miss Twain’

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By Jeffrey Davies
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Little Miss Twain Republic “Like clockwork, I knew a new day’d come,” sings Shania Twain on her seventh studio album Little Miss Twain. Described as a personal passion project, the record sees the country crossover star fully embracing her country roots as she reckons with the origins of her music career. Long before she was Shania or even Eilleen, her given name, the singer was Little Miss Twain from Timmins, a small mining town in northern Ontario, Canada.
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6 of the Most Polarizing Mystery and Crime Books Ever Written

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By Jeffrey Davies
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Certain genres of books tend to drum up more controversy than others, even though it may seem like just about any kind of book can be under fire in the current era. Novels that are designed to screw with the reader’s perception of reality or chain of events within a narrative, such as horror, thriller, or mystery (or all of the above), have a higher chance of polarizing readers than a cozy romance series.
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Pride and Protest: 6 Books About Queer Liberation and Activists

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By Jeffrey Davies
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Through increasingly fraught political times, we are often reminded each June of an important fact: the first Pride parade was a protest. The modern gay rights movement is generally credited to the Stonewall riots, which occurred in New York City in June 1969. Despite shifting social norms and acceptance for queer people, we have still remained marginalized and at the mercy of politicians who may not always have our best interests at heart.
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