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The Human Genre Project
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The Human Genre Project. The Human Genre Project is a collection of new writing in very short forms — short stories, flash fictions, reflections, poems — inspired by genes and genomics. Some pieces, though not all, relate to a specific gene. This writing is arranged and displayed through the 24 chromosomes of the human genome, among which all human genes are divided. The Human Genre Project is an initiative of the ESRC Genomics Forum. Chromosome 2: love remembered. Chromosome 2 serves as evidence for a c...
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The Human Genre Project. The Human Genre Project is a collection of new writing in very short forms — short stories, flash fictions, reflections, poems — inspired by genes and genomics. Some pieces, though not all, relate to a specific gene. This writing is arranged and displayed through the 24 chromosomes of the human genome, among which all human genes are divided. The Human Genre Project is an initiative of the ESRC Genomics Forum. Chromosome 2: love remembered. Chromosome 2 serves as evidence for a c...
The Human Genre Project
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The Human Genre Project. The Human Genre Project is a collection of new writing in very short forms — short stories, flash fictions, reflections, poems — inspired by genes and genomics. Some pieces, though not all, relate to a specific gene. This writing is arranged and displayed through the 24 chromosomes of the human genome, among which all human genes are divided. The Human Genre Project is an initiative of the ESRC Genomics Forum. Chromosome 2: love remembered. Chromosome 2 serves as evidence for a c...
The Human Genre Project
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The Human Genre Project. The Human Genre Project is a collection of new writing in very short forms — short stories, flash fictions, reflections, poems — inspired by genes and genomics. Some pieces, though not all, relate to a specific gene. This writing is arranged and displayed through the 24 chromosomes of the human genome, among which all human genes are divided. The Human Genre Project is an initiative of the ESRC Genomics Forum. Chromosome 2: love remembered. Chromosome 2 serves as evidence for a c...
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Grangemouth | Richard W. Strachan's Blog
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Richard W. Strachan's Blog. Inchoate Coast, and the eerie countryside. There was an excellent essay by Robert Macfarlane in the Guardian last week about the ‘eeriness of the English landscape’,. If you’re interested …. This entry was posted in Posts. April 19, 2015. Anyway, here’s a picture or three. Waiting for the apocalypse. This entry was posted in Posts. August 20, 2013. Mat Strachan Art Deco. The Human Genre Project. The Meenister's Log. The Scottish Review of Books. Triple Text Translations blog.
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Richard W. Strachan's Blog. Tag Archives: Jeff Noon. Story published, Interzone. I’m incredibly pleased to have had a story published in the new issue of Interzone (#259). This entry was posted in Writing. July 7, 2015. Mat Strachan Art Deco. The Human Genre Project. The Meenister's Log. The Scottish Review of Books. Triple Text Translations blog. Writings of a Lucky Spud. You Are My Blog-Shine. Inchoate Coast (in progress). Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com. Join 675 other followers.
In the Plane of the Ecliptic: Dec 25, 2009
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In the Plane of the Ecliptic. The semi-random musings of SF writer and editor Jetse de Vries. Friday, December 25, 2009. There’s been a lot of musing about the fate of science fiction, lately. To be clear, I’ll be discussing *written SF* here (predominantly), not SF in movies, comics, video games or other media. To summarise (and this is far from complete, but I hope it touches upon the main points):. According to Ashok Banker. Has been deleted on his request. And fantasy is the (bestselling) future.
the write reality: Why we should resist the urge to classify everything
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Wednesday, 30 September 2009. Why we should resist the urge to classify everything. James Kelman has been letting off steam. And how much of it seems to be in thrall to style, at the expense of content or plot? Many writers sneer at so-called ‘plot-driven’ genre. But just what is wrong with plot? Why are books with more character development than plot lauded over genre? Caster Semenya’s plight may read like a science fiction novel, but it’s real. Posted by Pippa Goldschmidt. Edinburgh, United Kingdom.
the write reality: November 2009
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Friday, 27 November 2009. More (un)certainty, or do I mean something else? Following on from my last blog, the event on poetry and astronomy at Royal Observatory in Greenwich went very well. Jocelyn Bell Burnell gave a great talk and invited members of the audience to read aloud the poems on astronomy she had selected. These readings were fantastic; and I think helped the discussion with the audience to flow more freely. What Heisenberg actually deduced, and what he summarised in this principle, is that ...
the write reality: August 2009
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Sunday, 9 August 2009. Tiny galaxies, enormous atoms, and people at the centre of it all. Literary fiction usually only portrays human characters. This type of fiction places humans at the centre of what is an inhuman universe. It hasn’t absorbed the lesson of the Copernican revolution. Science deals with physical and temporal phenomena on all scales. The way we define a second of time uses gaps between energy levels in atoms. Stars and galaxies were created billions of years ago. There is a lovely poem.
the write reality: More (un)certainty, or do I mean something else?
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Friday, 27 November 2009. More (un)certainty, or do I mean something else? Following on from my last blog, the event on poetry and astronomy at Royal Observatory in Greenwich went very well. Jocelyn Bell Burnell gave a great talk and invited members of the audience to read aloud the poems on astronomy she had selected. These readings were fantastic; and I think helped the discussion with the audience to flow more freely. What Heisenberg actually deduced, and what he summarised in this principle, is that ...
the write reality: May 2010
http://pippagoldschmidt.blogspot.com/2010_05_01_archive.html
Monday, 10 May 2010. An absence, or a vacuum, or perhaps just nothing to say. Hello, I’m back. This blog has been frozen in time while I went away and started work at the Government. This occupied my mind to the extent that I found I couldn’t think of anything interesting to write about. I could have written some nice blogs about offshore renewable energy (the subject of my Government job) but other people write about that subject better than me. Is there a point to game-playing like this in literature?
the write reality: October 2009
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Thursday, 29 October 2009. Dark matter – clear poetry. The Royal Observatory Greenwich is holding a public event. On 10 November to discuss poems about astronomy. The astronomer Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell, the poet Kelley Swaine, and I will be speaking at it. There is a lot of poetry written about astronomy, and I find this surprising for a couple of reasons. Tell me I’m wrong). What can poetry meaningfully say about astronomy? Or is it being explored as something interesting in its own right? Rebecca Els...
the write reality: Storytelling – and the taxi number
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Sunday, 10 October 2010. Storytelling – and the taxi number. Not many people outside the field can understand either Ramanujan’s or Hardy’s contributions to mathematics. What is more widely known is the story of the taxi number. I first heard this story when I was a child, and my grandfather used to tell it to me;. And my grandfather and I would shake our heads and smile in awe at Ramanujan’s ability to analyse numbers and expose their inner workings. Posted by Pippa Goldschmidt. 10 October 2010 at 15:41.
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The Human Genre Project. The Human Genre Project is a collection of new writing in very short forms — short stories, flash fictions, reflections, poems — inspired by genes and genomics. Some pieces, though not all, relate to a specific gene. This writing is arranged and displayed through the 24 chromosomes of the human genome, among which all human genes are divided. The Human Genre Project is an initiative of the ESRC Genomics Forum. Chromosome 2: love remembered. Chromosome 2 serves as evidence for a c...
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