Walks About St. Hilary, Chiefly Among the Poor
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Kiana, an aspiring equestrian, faces disappointment when she is not selected for the Pony Games Championship. However, motivated by the spirit of a young disabled rider, she and her best friend Kate rally to create their own team of five riders. This story explores themes of friendship, determination, and inclusivity in the equestrian world, as they strive to make their mark at the Festival of Horses.
Literature and Extractivism in the Contemporary American Tropics
The legend of El Dorado continues to captivate imaginations, symbolizing the relentless quest for wealth in the Amazon jungle. Charlotte Rogers explores how the colonial-era search for gold gave rise to the enduring "promise of El Dorado," suggesting that the belief in finding prosperity in South America's tropical forests persists. This myth has influenced modern practices of resource extraction, including oil drilling and mining, reflecting a long-standing desire for material riches that transcends generations.