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A calendar showing March and April with Easter dates marked across different years, highlighting the range of possible dates.Faith

Why Easter Moves

Easter can fall anywhere across a thirty-five day window, and the rule that decides it involves a fictional moon. The calculation occupied European mathematics for centuries, it is the reason Orthodox and Western Easter usually differ, and it causes genuine…

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A collection of classic and modern Christmas films displayed together, showing the visual diversity of seasonal cinema fromChristmas

The Greatest Christmas Films

Twenty Christmas films ranked, including several that are genuinely bleak, one about an attempted suicide, one about a family destroying each other over the English crown, and one nobody thinks of as a Christmas film despite every scene being lit…

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Samuel Clemens in his later years, wearing a white suit jacket and bow tie, with distinctive wild white hair and a seriousAmerica

Mark Twain Day: The Voice He Invented

Twain invented an American voice for prose by writing the way people spoke, went bankrupt backing a typesetting machine, outlived most of his family, and produced late work so bleak his estate suppressed parts of it. The cheerful figure on…

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Black-and-white portrait of Isaac Asimov, a middle-aged man with dark hair and glasses, looking directly at the camera.January

Isaac Asimov Day: The Rules Built to Break

Asimov published around five hundred books across nine of the ten Dewey categories, wrote science fiction whose plots are almost entirely arguments, and invented a set of rules whose whole purpose was to break interestingly. He also never knew his…

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Ernest Hemingway at a typewriter, focused and working, representing his disciplined writing method and technical approach toDialogue

Ernest Hemingway Day: The Iceberg Method

Hemingway built a prose style out of omission and spent thirty years being imitated badly by people who copied the short sentences and missed the method. The technique is learnable. The imitations fail because they reproduce the surface and skip…

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