Simply Charly has launched newer, streamlined forums for each of its affiliate sites. 

These customizable and embeddable forums, powered by Tal.ki, will make it easier for visitors to join and start their own conversations and topics without the typical forum hassles like creating new account profiles. Now users will be able to login using their favorite social networking service, such as [...]

We are ready to launch our next batch of Simply Charly sites this Fall and we'd like you to give us your feedback on some of the sketches we're considering.

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Is the unexamined grape worth tasting? Read more…
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Colleges serve the people who work there more than the students who desperately need to learn something.
Higher education may be heading for a reckoning. For a long time, despite the occasional charge of liberal dogma on campus or of a watered-down curriculum, people tended to think the best of the college and university [...]

Seeking experienced writers to review books related to our featured historical figures at www.SimplyCharly.com  Reviews should be roughly 750+ words in length.  Your review should be a critical summary and analysis of the book–what it is about, how it covers the topic, and your opinion of it.  Help readers to decide whether they should read [...]

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It's not every day that an international dispute of Kafkaesque proportions shakes up the literary world, but one involving the author himself is doing just that. Read more…
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In the late 1950s, English students at the University of Virginia got the opportunity that most American literature scholars would kill for — to speak with William Faulkner. Read more…
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