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Dive into the rich tapestry of the Georgian medieval epic poem, Man in the Panthers Skin, crafted during the illustrious Golden Age of Queen Tamar. This chivalric masterpiece from the 12th Century explores the timeless themes of love in its many forms and serves as a poignant allegory for the legendary queen herself. A cornerstone of Georgian literature, this work is essential reading for students across Georgia and was traditionally included in brides dowries, symbolizing its cultural significance. This prose rendering marks the first time this classic has been made accessible in English. - ...

Skin of a Killer is a Twilight podcast hosted by three friends: Charlie, Mary, and Caitlin. Mary and Caitlin are long-time fans of the franchise, and Charlie is a first-timer. We read through the books in sections, then watch the movies, providing fun commentary along the way. We approach the series with love and nostalgia, as well as accountability and honesty. And lots of jokes. Follow us on instagram at @skinofakillerpodcast.

This story is told by Eric Johnston, who started his final year at Miami University as a homeless student, just to be rescued by someone, whom he met as a stranger, a Visiting Professor from Trinidad & Tobago. Becoming the “son” of this new Faculty member, he is able to reestablish on a deeper level, a mutually beneficial bond with his best friend Michael Ceasar, find and cherish a romance with Graduate Student Gwendolyn Peters, and receive pastoral guidance from a young Father Charles Barkley of the local Episcopalian Church.

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