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Open Book Blog Hop – 6th July 2026

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By Steven Smith Verified
| authorstevensmith.co.uk
Welcome back to another Open Book Blog Hop! What have you done to make the world a better place? Remember to visit my fellow writers to see what they have created. You can find their work here! Photo by Zelch Csaba on Pexels.com This one is an interesting one to me – how do you define “making the world a better place”? I’ve raised money for charity, and I try to recycle at home where I can. There are many ways you could answer this one.
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The Little Bears: Paws and Personality Germinate a New Medium

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By Steve Smith, Steven Smith Verified
| panelsandprose.com
Jimmy “Swin” Swinnerton drawing his Little Bear Jimmy Swinnerton’s adorable cartoon bears are generally considered the first recurring daily newspaper comic character. More than that, however, he may have been smarter than the average bear. He may also be an important bridge across traditional newspaper illustrated reporting and editorial cartooning that spawned the very different conventions of comic strips as we came to know them. Swin’s first bear, Oct.
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Mad Science: The Original Tech Bros of 1933

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By Steve Smith, Steven Smith Verified
| panelsandprose.com
Getting nervous about the prospect of an AI oligarchy, a kind of anti-democratic sensibility that the Tech Bros finally say out loud? That they see in their own machines the prospects of a “post-human” future where rational engineers like themselves finally get the respect, authority and control they think they deserve? That compassion, democracy, maybe humanity itself are only for the weak willed?
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