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February 26, 2023 · 6:48 PM

March 2023 Literary Calendar

Events in the month of March for writers and readers

National Reading Month

Small Press Month

March 1 – Fredric Chopin’s Birthday; Plan a Solo Vacation Day; World Compliment Day
March 2 – Theodore Seuss Geisel’s (Dr. Seuss) Birthday; Read Across America Day
March 3 – Alexander Graham Bell’s Birthday; I Want You to be Happy Day; If Pets Had Thumbs Day; World Book Day (Ireland and UK)
March 4 – National Grammar Day
March 6-12 – Read an E-Book Week; Return Borrowed Books Week
March 7 – National Cereal Day
March 8 – Be Nasty Day
March 9 – Amerigo Vespucci’s Birthday; Get Over It Day; Popcorn Lover’s Day
March 10 – Everything You Do Is Right Day; International Day of Awesomeness
March 11 – Worship of Tools Day
March 14 – Albert Einstein’s Birthday; Johann Strauss’ Birthday; Learn About Butterflies Day
March 15 – Everything You Think Is Wrong Day; Ides of March
March 16 – Everything You Do Is Right Day; Freedom of Information Day
March 17 – St. Patrick’s Day
March 19 – Let’s Laugh Day
March 20 – First Day of Spring(Northern Hemisphere); First Day of Fall (Southern Hemisphere);(Northern Hemisphere); First Day of Fall (Southern Hemisphere);’.; Extraterrestrial Abductions Day; International Day of Happiness; World Storytelling Day
March 21 – World Poetry Day
March 22 – As Young as You Feel Day
March 24 – Harry Houdini’s Birthday
March 26 – Robert Frost’s Birthday; Tennessee Williams’ Birthday
March 29 – Smoke and Mirrors Day
March 30 – I Am in Control Day; Pencil Day; Vincent van Gogh’s Birthday
March 31 – Johann Sebastian Bach’s Birthday; René Descartes’ Birthday

Famous March Birthdays

Other March Events

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July 18, 2020 · 6:20 PM

Digitalization isn’t all bad. It’s helping to preserve a variety of aging documents. And since the late 1970s, digitalization has created an almost entirely new form of art. Dutch photographer Bas Uterwijk certainly realized this when he used a generative adversarial network (GAN) to create realistic portraits of some of the world’s most renowned personalities. He’s taken some incredibly detailed portraits and transformed them into equally incredible images of what these people may have looked if photographed. The results are stunning.