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Month: February 2013

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The Crises of Multiculturalism

Multiculturalism has come under increasing attack in the past two decades. It began with a backlash against affirmative action in the US in the…
24 February 2013
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  • A Virtual Love

First review for A Virtual Love

Delighted to see the first review of A Virtual Love today, on book blog The Innocent Flower. Here’s a snippet: A Virtual…
20 February 2013
  • A Virtual Love

The endorsements are in!

Wanted to say a big “thank you” to James Miller and Alex Wheatle for being among the first readers of A Virtual…
15 February 2013
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Different kinds of writer

I have a bad habit, sometimes, of generalising about what “writers” are like, mostly based only on my own experience. Last night…
1 February 2013

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  • Andrew Blackman on Borges Marathon, Part 3: The Widow Ching—Pirate: “Thanks, Osama. I’ve reviewed quite a few more Borges stories now, so feel free to take a look at the…” Sep 16, 12:05
  • Osama Magdy on Borges Marathon, Part 3: The Widow Ching—Pirate: “Interesting post, thank you for the work : ) Hopefully the following stories will be met by similar analysis.” Sep 13, 18:39
  • Andrew Blackman on Dusk by Robbie Arnott: “Hey Stefanie, I felt the same – I only read Dusk because I knew Arnott’s work from before and trusted…” Sep 12, 07:59
  • Stefanie on Dusk by Robbie Arnott: “Heh, when I read your initial description I was like, no way would I ever read a book about hunting…” Sep 11, 21:20
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