reviewed for History Today.
Histories of science by David Knight and Patricia Fara
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Histories of science by David Knight and Patricia Fara
reviewed for History Today.
Counting synaesthetes (work in progress)
I’ve been doing some work on how we treat mental gifts, and how we count the gifted…
Dream on, George
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I am even tempted to have my own head cut off so that I can continue to dictate plays and books without being bothered by illness, without having to dress and undress, without having to eat, without having anything else to do other than to produce masterpieces of dramatic art and literature.
—George Bernard Shaw
The Edge of Physics by Anil Ananthaswamy
Comedy
“If the novel dies, as predicted, it will be found drowned in the doldrums of verisimilitude, having forgotten the comedy of history and the value of the burlesque. “
Andrew O’Hagan
Dead Water
has sold to Corvus, Nic Cheetham’s fiction imprint at Atlantic. Publication is pencilled for July 2011. It’s about pirates.
The Mycelium
London’s celebrated literary supper club dines at its regular venue tomorrow evening. Only Max got there first…
(Read this.)
APEngine interviews Simon Pummell
Light Forms (HD – 2010)
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