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Reversing the ageing process: How science can unlock the secrets in our DNA

Is it really possible to make yourself younger? Joanna Wane is about to find out. Right now, a pinprick of my blood is sitting in a US lab waiting for the.

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Catherine Millet s Scandalous Confessions

Catherine Millet s Scandalous Confessions
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Hobart :: Grief Is Information: A Review Of Blake Butler s Molly

Hobart :: Grief Is Information: A Review Of Blake Butler s Molly
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Artless by Natasha Stagg: how humans became brands

Artless, the second book of stories and essays by Natasha Stagg, turns a sharp eye on digital life and how ‘branding’ took over the world

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Poetics and Painting, an Evening of Words, Poems and Images with Meeka Walsh, Barry Schwabsky and Robert Enright – Border Crossings Magazine

The evening opens with a reading from Meeka Walsh’s Malleable Forms (ARP Books), a selection of 47 of her award-winning essays on art and literature. In his introduction to the book, called “The Woman Who watched a Stone Grow”, Barry Schwabsky, draws our attention to her “beautiful accumulations” and their “explicit qualities of curiosity and generosity”.

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