atomic accidents, by jim mahaffey
It seems unfortunate, but nothing was learned from the Chernobyl disaster.
It seems unfortunate, but nothing was learned from the Chernobyl disaster.
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even today we do not know which of the strategies the Soviets tried and the technical solutions they implemented actually worked. Could some of them have made things worse?
Posted in bookmaggot, history | Comments Off on chernobyl, by serhii plokhy
…atrocities such as the Rape of Nanking can be seen as a predictable if not inevitable outgrowth of ceding to an authoritarian regime
Posted in bookmaggot, grief, history | Comments Off on the rape of nanking, by iris chang
I thought I understood the fact of my mother’s impending death, but I had not. I had no idea of the feelings and fears and complications, the pit opening up before me, the loss of the key to my identity.
Posted in bookmaggot, grief | Comments Off on old in art school, by nell irvin painter
You’ve also stayed away because you’ve discovered how easy it is to cut her loose, how little you actually miss her
Posted in bookmaggot, grief | Comments Off on history of violence, by édouard louis
I am done. Your grief will be useful some day, says no one.
Posted in bookmaggot, grief | Comments Off on prelude to bruise, by saeed jones
All you people do, wherever you are in this world, is just bring death and destruction, you bring nothing good, nothing good
Posted in bookmaggot, grief | Comments Off on speak no evil, by uzodinma iweala
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