TO "WHOM" IT MAY CONCERN Whenever caught in a "who/whom" bind--and this happens to even the most accomplished of the English language writers--here's a simple helpful trick to remember.

If we look around, we all are essentially rabid and rumbustious and lustful as products of lust itself, right? So it's in the blood already. Except that the male's role is invariably dominant everywhere.

Man is ever after seeking gods whose attributes he can identify with his own self in certain ways. This, while forgetting his own creation. It is in the nature of the beast. So, when turning to the skies,

Oh my Moon's envy, I'm in sheer bliss ever since our eyes first met From a bolt of lightning you kindled a fire, and made me ecstatic (My humble English translation of the first two lines of “Rashq-i-Qamar

La muerte de la muerte (Spanish) meaning, The Death of Death, is a recently published book in Barcelona, Spain. Jointly authored by José Luis Cordeiro and Cambridge (UK) mathematician David Wood, the book

Birds, whether big or small, when flock together for long-haul flights, make V-formation which is not only fuel-efficient, but also affords them to periodically shift positions from front to the rear depending