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Hi friends, I am here to tell you something Galbium. We are closing all Galbium's online media platforms temporarily. But you can access the posts and everything as usual. Another upload will take its time. Don't worry, we are planning something big, something great. I think that will definitely blow all your's mind. Stay tuned, and support while this period.

Really, haven't you gone yet? Why are you laughing? It's not a joke.

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The titular raven in Edgar Allan Poe’s Gothic classic initially supposed to be… a parrot.

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Hi friends, here today is E. F. Man and the imperium part 6. I think you have enjoyed the previous parts. Keep supporting.

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Encyclopedia Mecánica, a Spanish invention from 1949, widely considered a predecessor of the ebook. It uses mechanics, electrics, and air pressure to display text and images.

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India is the country that reads the most, with an average Indian reading 10.7 hours every week.

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The Japanese language has a word to denote letting reading materials pile up in one’s home and never read them – tsundoku.

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E. F. Man and the imperium part 4 Thanks for your support. I think you've enjoyed the third part. If you hadn't then check the timeline. As the previous time gimme like and share and your most valuable comments.

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The word “robot” invented by Czech painter Josef Čapek and first used in his brother’s sci-fi play R. U. R in 1920.

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E. F. Man and the imperium part 3

Hi friends, I hope you enjoyed the first and second parts. Here is the third part of E. F. Man and the imperium. Read and enjoy.

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12 different publishers rejected J. K. Rowling’s original Harry Potter pitch before Bloomsbury accepted it.

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Stephen King’s Riding the Bullet was the world’s first mass-market ebook, available to download for just $2.50.

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The first ebook in the world is The Declaration of Independence, released in 1971.

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E. F. Man and the imperium.

Hi friends, I hope all of you enjoyed the first part of E. F. Man and the imperium uploaded two weeks ago. This is the second part, enjoy it. If you didn't read the first chapter, get into my this account and scroll through the timeline.

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The first generation Kindle, released on 19 November 2007, sold out in only 5 1/2 hours.

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Written in AD 123, Chariton’s Chaereas & Callirhoe is the oldest existing novel in the world.

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Dorothy Straight wrote her book How the World Began when she was 4 years and 3 months old, making her the youngest person in the world to write a published book.

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The longest novel ever written is À la recherche du temps perdu by Marcel Proust, first published in 1912. It has about 1,267,069 words.