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Atwood, Frye and McLuhan: What We Read Is Who We Are

Learning to write the truth . . . while standing on the front lines of a literary revolution. By Marni Jackson.

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LONDON: A sneak peak of what to expect from the

BOOKS: Herbert Wright responds to Stephen Emmott's

Irrational People

STOCKHOLM: Kaj Embrén on the ecological consequences of our

Pattern and Form

LONDON: Tom Jeffreys speaks to contemporary artist Hormazd

The Nature of Things

Three collaged works on paper by Chicago-based artist Sarah

Curious at West Norwood Cemetery

LONDON: Melanie K explores the idea of the burial ground as

Dirty Rotten Vegan, III

Eva Bloomfield on steering clear of the hidden animal

Digested Science

From the weird to the world-changing: Katherine Templar

Connecting Nothing with Something

Kit Caless, co-founder of Influx Press, on their new

Bedside Table - August 2013

From site-specific literature to the ethics of eating meat

At the Ferryman's Cottage

KINTYRE: Exploring the flora and fauna of the west coast of

Biped's Monitor

LONDON: Tom Jeffreys reviews a night of immersive theatre