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Unmapped Country by Chrissie Elmore
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Yes, I have been presumptuous. To attempt to pastiche a writer of Mrs Gaskell's talent must surely be so. Plus aping the Victorian style of writing was always going to be a challenge. Our communication, not only in speech but also the written word, has changed so drastically over the intervening hundred and fifty years. In comparison we speak in shorthand and the semi-colon, so beloved of Mrs G, has all but disappeared. There are sentences within North and South that are a paragraph long! Then of course ...
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Because laughter into science does go | The New Optimists
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Because laughter into science does go. Posted on September 11th, 2010 in People. Currently the face of modern science on television, Dr Brian Cox. Isn’t content with having been a part of the music industry (as a member of D:Ream. But appears to now be on a mission to prove that comedy into science does fit. A recent appearance on flagship BBC panel show. Would I Lie to You? Was preceded by two series of Radio 4. The Infinite Monkey Cage. Co-presented with stand-up, writer and Carl Sagan. 8230;] laughter...
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Ayrshire’s other 18th century writer | Leaf Collecting
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Spanish modernism’s second stage. Which arts centre took its name from Buddhist philosophy? May 18, 2015 · 6:01 am. Ayrshire’s other 18th century writer. The contrast is often drawn between the world-wide fame of Robert Burns. And the lesser renown of his Ayrshire contemporary James Boswell. A banner advertising the Boswell Book Festival in 2014. The imbalance was redressed a little five years ago when the Boswell Book Festival. Visitors to the rain-washed 2014 Boswell Book Festival outside Auchinleck Ho...
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The Debating House of the Mind: Book Review - A Gambling Man: Charles II and the Restoration, by Jenny Uglow
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The Debating House of the Mind. A blog for writing and thinking about theatre, TV, film, culture, politics, media.that sort of thing.dip in. Sunday, 12 February 2012. Book Review - A Gambling Man: Charles II and the Restoration, by Jenny Uglow. After the execution of his father, King Charles I. This balancing act is explored by Jenny Uglow. In her book covering the first decade of Charles II's reign (1660-1670), A Gambling Man: Charles II and the Restoration. And England, but also as an example of what t...
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The Debating House of the Mind: February 2012
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The Debating House of the Mind. A blog for writing and thinking about theatre, TV, film, culture, politics, media.that sort of thing.dip in. Sunday, 12 February 2012. Book Review - A Gambling Man: Charles II and the Restoration, by Jenny Uglow. After the execution of his father, King Charles I. This balancing act is explored by Jenny Uglow. In her book covering the first decade of Charles II's reign (1660-1670), A Gambling Man: Charles II and the Restoration. And England, but also as an example of what t...
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Scientists | The New Optimists
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The scientists who contribute to. Are listed below (in alphabetical order):. Eighty-one scientists contributed to the hardcopy book. The New Optimists: Scientists View Tomorrow’s World and What It Means To Us. And biographer Jenny Uglow. Wrote the Foreword. Editor Keith Richards. Ten scientists contributed to the Kindle book:. The New Optimists: Challenging Cancer. With an introduction by Sue Beardsmore. Site design by Carousel Digital. Hosted and Maintained by Replenish New Media.
