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Eine wahre Familiengeschichte, die zeigt, wie nah Dunkelheit und Hoffnung beieinanderliegen können. In der jüdischen Tradition heißt es, dass ein Mensch zwei Mal stirbt. Das erste Mal, wenn das Herz aufhört zu schlagen und die Synapsen im Gehirn erlöschen wie das Licht in einer Stadt, in der der Strom ausfällt. Das zweite Mal, wenn der Name des Toten zum letzten Mal gesagt, gelesen oder gedacht wird, fünfzig oder hundert oder vierhundert Jahre später. Erst dann ist der Betroffene wirklich verschwunden, aus dem irdischen Leben gestrichen.

Richard Strange's 'A Mighty Big If' event at The Crypt, St Martin in the Fields, London. Writer and adventurer Richard regularly staged entertaining and illuminating conversations with major cultural figures. Comedian Simon Day, most know from The Fast Show, reads from his autobiography, Comedy and Error: They Really Were Marvellous Time, and talks about his work.

An extraordinary work of fiction, inspired by historical events - an exquisitely crafted double portrait of a Nazi war criminal and a family savaged by World War II, conjoined by an actual house of horrors they both called home....

I want to be a puppy for Daddy.... I’ve known I was a puppy for a long time, but doing anything about it is impossible. I’m a virgin, so coming to terms with my kinky desires has taken some time. Getting caught with a pup mask on could ruin everything, but it doesn’t stop me from talking to a stranger online. He makes me feel things I never knew were possible, and we’ve never even met...until he invites me to Mischief.

I’ve been out of the kink scene for years, but when I’m invited to a meetup at Mischief, I can’t resist. It should be too far from home for anyone to recognize me. But it’s not. Hunter is a blast from the past: a student who failed my class twice and never stops acting out. But there’s more to the acting out than meets the eye, and the brat could use a daddy with a firm hand. 

I hadn't planned on living with Ross very long. I just needed a place to stay to get on my feet after a bad breakup, and happened to be friends with his sister. But when the shelter-in-place order comes down, not only do I lose any chance of finding my own space, my bartending job dries up, too. And Ross is taking this order very seriously. He grew up in a family of Montana doomsday preppers, and his rules are very clear: We've got three months of food, and neither of us is leaving - for any reason.