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Writing a book about the value of print for St. Martin’s Press. Rep’d by Mark Gottlieb, Trident Media Group.
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Bryn Mawr Classical Review

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By Stephen Harrison, Lucrezia Sperindio
| Bryn Mawr Classical Review
Preview [Authors and titles are listed at the end of the review.] Literary theory has foregrounded the dynamicity and intricate richness of poetic language by arguing that each text is an intersection of other texts.[1] While Mikhail Bakhtin and Julia Kristeva based their analyses on prose novels, nonetheless their understanding of each literary text as a mosaic of other texts has long resonated within Classical scholarship and has shaped our interpretations of textual interactions.
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Liquid hydrogen for high-performance drones

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By Stephen Harrison
| hydrogenvaluechain.com
For permanent monitoring of the remote location in this case, a minimum of five drones are required. And this assumes zero refuelling time! Add the refuelling time, and the fleet size grows to 6 or 7 drones. Upgrading the fuel to liquid hydrogen to increase the range significantly reduces the number of drones required. Using 1kg of liquid hydrogen, rather than 1 kg of aviation kerosene, would approximately triple the range of the drone, meaning it has 12 hours of flying time.
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Paws on Heart-Shaped Slate

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By Stephen Harrison
| Vocal
So does the heart. not gone, not quite— just out of reach, The house is still. where you used to be. And yet, in it, that doesn’t go out. for the years we had: the way you came to me; the way you knew the morning come in. So does the heart.
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