The Literature Clock tells the time by using a quote from a book. I checked the website at 5:58 pm, and it read "When he arrived it was nearly six o'clock, and the sun was setting full and warm, and the red light streamed in through the window and gave more colour to the pale cheeks.- Dracula, Bram Stoker". You can even choose an option to skip NSFW book quotes if you're using the site in a classroom setting, or if you're in a prim and proper mood. Either way, the Literature Clock is a way to nerd out while you keep track time.
The literature clock tells the time by using a quote from a book
Salman Rushdie wins the Freedom to Publish award at the British Book Awards
On August 11, 2022, Hadi Matar attacked author Salman Rushdie at the Chautauqua Institution in Western New York just as he was to deliver a keynote lecture. The stabbing, with… READ THE REST
There's a new "lost" Nancy Drew novella coming, and here's the cover
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This machine spits out a free short piece of literature
The "Short Edition" Short Story Dispenser spits out a free printed story when you press a button. The machine uses eco-friendly paper and biodegradable ink. The goal of these machines… READ THE REST
Increase your productivity with Windows 11 Pro for only $39.99 this Memorial Day
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This top-rated digital pen is on sale for just $39.99
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Every worker needs Microsoft Office — and now it's only $29.99
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