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If you think people like Voltaire only knew how to write poetry and prose, you're mistaken. Hidden behind this famous philosopher was a brilliant mind with an incredibly…
Richard Louis Proenneke is an American naturalist, conservationist, writer, and self-taught wildlife photographer who has lived alone in the frigid Alaskan wilderness fo…
Han Kang has the honor of becoming the first Korean writer to be awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature and also the 18th female writer to win the prize in the history of…
Norwegian author Jon Fosse, 64 years old, won the 2023 Nobel Prize in Literature thanks to
British writer Samuel Rowbotham once conducted the 'Flat Earth' experiment at Old Bedford River, the water channel ran straight and unobstructed for nearly 10 km.
Marina Popovich is an elite pilot, writer and poet. The only thing she has yet to conquer is space.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been repeatedly proven to be capable of outperforming humans in many fields. And recently, AI has 'dare' to encroach on the field that h…
Tanzanian-born writer Abdulrazak Gurnah, who specializes in refugee, migration and post-colonial experiences, is the recipient of the 2021 Nobel Prize for Literature.
Many writers need to keep track of the number of words they have written, and now Google Docs makes it easier.
The imagination of the writer is infinite but sometimes the details in the works from many years ago come true that make people surprised.
To celebrate Jaan Kross's 100th birthday, Google changed the look on February 19.
Geckos drink water from their own eyes; Koalas eat their mother's faeces to build their intestinal microflora, an owl can sit cross-legged, and many other interesting sc…
The 2018 Nobel Prize for Literature is awarded to Polish author, Olga Tokarczuk. The 2019 Nobel Prize in Literature is awarded to Austrian author Peter Handke.
Amrita Pritam is one of the most prominent female writers in Punjabi history. Google Doodle honors Amrita Pritam on her 100th birthday.
In the history of literature, writers always build fictional lands to have an attractive story, strange characters in their works.