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#ASMSG Author Interview: Moinak Dutta (Poet, Author, Photographer)

Posted on April 29, 2016 by profesorbaker

Today I’m interviewing Mr. Moinak Dutta. Welcome to my blog. Thanks for having me Thomas. Moinak, let’s begin with you. Could you please tell the readers about yourself and how many books you have written? Sure Thomas. I am a Teacher … Continue reading →

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Why Listen to a Book? Listening to an audiobook versus reading a book: Which would you prefer?

Posted on October 22, 2013 by profesorbaker

The question is an interesting one, both questions, in fact. The answers are just as equally interesting as the questions: Rachelle Gould-Harris writes: “Audio, because it frees me up to do other things while I listen.” Anne Cerstvik Nolan writes: … Continue reading →