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Daily Archives: 13 June 2012
Sigillary
Between Christmas 2005 and Easter 2006, I wrote a novel called The Sigil. I’d been a professional writer and editor for a while, having published a few books and innumerable articles – but I felt that I couldn’t really call … Continue reading
Posted in bloody enormous pyramids, lab lit, reading, Science-fiction, the beowulf effect, the sigil, Writing, Writing & Reading
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Do All Male Shortlists Matter?
I was challenged to write on this topic through Twitter, after Times Higher Education ran a story about the task of finding a new President and Provost to replace Malcolm Grant at UCL. The five names mentioned as ‘figures who … Continue reading
Posted in CSA, Equality, head hunters, positive action, shortlists, Women in science
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