A newer trend called sprayed edges is sending people to the bookshelves. Each page alone isn't unique, but together, it reveals a design that adds to the story.

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In the “Echoes of Time” series, modern technologies are placed within ancient forms and timeless contexts. An interplay ...

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Next, consider the book nook's placement on your bookshelf. You could place it in the center of a shelf at eye level as a lovely focal point. Another option is at the edge of your shelf as a unique ...

Why did it take so long? The author’s unique perspective, which points to the presence of Christians in Japan as one of the background factors, provides a convincing explanation for why the ...

The first couple minutes (as I listened to it on audio) caught my attention when the narrator broke the fourth wall by talking directly to the readers, which is a unique format to begin with ...