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Canibais, venenosas e fascinantes

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| Revista Piauí Verified
Em parte enciclopédia, em parte livro ilustrado para se folhear na sala, The lives of spiders (A vida das aranhas) é uma obra insólita e surpreendente. Escrito por Ximena Nelson, professora de comportamento animal da Universidade de Canterbury, na Nova Zelândia, traz pequenas biografias de quarenta espécies distintas de aranhas. Esse número representa apenas uma fração minúscula do total de aracnídeos.
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Reading the New Pynchon Novel in a Pynchonesque America

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America, circa now. Things, most of which have been weird for a while, are getting distinctly weirder. The President of the United States is busy redecorating the White House and bent on buying Greenland. A new wonder drug is making people skinny.
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The New Yorker - culture - Read this story on Magzter.com

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By Kathryn Schulz Verified
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The New Yorker | September 29, 2025 In Thomas Pynchon's "Shadow Ticket," all the ends are loose. America, circa now. Things, most of which have been weird for a while, are getting distinctly weirder. The President of the United States is busy redecorating the White House and bent on buying Greenland. A new wonder drug is making people skinny.
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