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Bushiroad Games has announced that they’ll be releasing a new pair of visual novels on Nintendo Switch. The games in question are “Lilac: side Witch” and “Lilac: side Wizard”, and both are alternate versions of the same story. They’ll arrive on Switch November 5th, 2026 with support for English, Japanese, and Simplified Chinese.
Some folks who create art want anyone and everyone to know about it, while others take a different approach and they want to be relatively anonymous.
1/2 Swipe or click to see more Kennett Woodhurst ready for Halloween as Hulk, his sister as Spider-Man and his mom Rachel Woodhurst as Black Widow. (Contributed) 2/2 Swipe or click to see more Salmon Arm’s Kennett Woodhurst was in first place in the quarter-finals of the Stan Lee Super Kids contest as of Tuesday,…
How can a story inspire people to protect nature? InLas Visiones del Manglar (available in Spanish), we follow Valentina on a journey of discovery through mangrove ecosystems and the communities that depend on these remarkable coastal forests, highlighting their vital role in sustaining life and the importance of conserving them for future generations.
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As the trees on the mountains yellow and redden, most mornings feel chilly enough to pull on an indie bookstore sweatshirt before pitter-pattering to the kitchen to fix a latte. With autumn’s arrival, my reading habits—like the foliage—shift in notable ways. I reevaluate reading goals. I consider what subjects or genres or vibes I hope…
Ecole John Stubbs Memorial School student Elliott is vying for a chance to become the next Stan Lee Super Kid and get his own Marvel superhero identity. (Kristi Lemire)
Ecole John Stubbs Memorial School student Elliott is vying for a chance to become the next Stan Lee Super Kid and get his own Marvel superhero identity. (Kristi Lemire)