"The Endowed Charities of Kensington: By Whom Bequeathed, and How Administered" by Edward Morton Daniel explores the historical context and significance of charitable endowments in Kensington. The book delves into the origins of various charitable institutions, detailing the benefactors who established them and the purposes they aimed to serve. Daniel meticulously documents the administration of these charities, providing insights into how they have evolved over time and their impact on th...

In "The Endowed Charities of Kensington: By Whom Bequeathed, and How Administered," Edward Morton Daniel intricately explores the historical and social frameworks that underlie philanthropic endowments in Kensington. This meticulously researched work combines narrative history with detailed archival inquiry, shedding light on the beneficiaries, motivations, and administration of the charitable contributions that have shaped the local community. The literary style embodies both clarity and ...

Do rising tides always lift all boats?Third Flatiron's all-original science fiction/fantasy/horror/humor short story anthology has the theme, "After the Gold Rush." Twenty-two authors explore themes related to complications of booms and bubbles, including effects of accelerated culture; ecological consequences caused by human over-expansion, such as climate disasters; and economics (for example, monopolies on resources and commodities). Includes a flash humor section, "Grins & Gurg...

Warning: Haunted Book.Contained within are over 50 stories, or traps, for as many different ghosts. Most of them are not very friendly.A distinct possibility exists that one or more of these traps could fail, granted the reader (redacted).Weird Fiction Quarterly is not responsible if any number of these spirits happen to break out of the page and follow the reader home.You have, after all, been warned.Read at your o...