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    We're forgetting what darkness feels like●We’re forgetting what darkness feels likeYhnEnvironment2104 min ago

    The Guardian reports on the steady loss of natural darkness as cities grow brighter, arguing that light pollution is eroding humanity's connection to the night sky. The piece calls for stronger urban lighting regulation to protect darkness, and readers are debating how much of the night sky most people can now realistically see, and what is being lost.

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    Cormac McCarthy novel divides parish book club▼A Cormac McCarthy novel tore my parish book club apart✉newsCultureBooks59 min ago

    A writer for America Magazine recounts how a Cormac McCarthy novel split their Catholic parish book club into opposing camps. The piece describes members clashing over the novel's violence and bleak moral vision, with some readers finding religious depth in McCarthy's prose and others finding it irredeemably dark. The essay has struck a chord as a lighter, relatable story about faith communities arguing over literature.

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    Fantasy serial Delve 160 draws reader attention▼RE: https:// mastodon.social/@skipscherer/1 17373087569553746 Delve 160! — A world full of wonder, built to capture yourMmastodonCultureEntertainment23 h ago

    The web fantasy serial Delve has released its 160th installment, continuing its story of a world full of wonder where the brightest lights may hide approaching darkness. The serial publishes new chapters on Tuesdays and Fridays, and the milestone episode is being shared among fantasy fiction readers.

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    Polish crime novel praised as brutal and horror-tinged●To jest spokojnie topka kryminałów polskich autorów i jeden z najbrutalniejszych (i najbardziej "horrorowych") przedstawMmastodonCultureBooks42 h ago

    A Polish-language crime novel by a domestic author is being praised by readers as comfortably among the best of the Polish crime wave, and one of its most brutal and horror-adjacent works. Readers highlight the book's anger, hatred and very dark tone, singling out the character Igor Brudny, while noting the storytelling has a somewhat Hollywood feel without diminishing its impact.

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