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Author Archives: rpg
It has not escaped our notice
And this, boys and girls, is why a good copywriter is worth their weight in cock. I mean, gold.
On ghostwriting
A long time ago, when the world was young, I did a research project towards my Biochemistry Part II exam. Three months in a lab, learning how to do cell culture, how not to kill myself with iodine-125, and making … Continue reading
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I will never buy a ‘Big Issue’…
… because a Big Issue seller came into the pub, and stole my wallet and phone.
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Morning has broken
There’ll be more on this little project… later.
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On writing [12]
I’ve heard it said there’s no such thing as ‘bricklayer’s block’. The argument goes that bricklayers lay bricks, that pilots (say) fly, and that writers write. For those of us lucky enough to be paid to put one word after … Continue reading
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A momentary lapse of reason—Chapter Thirteen [1]
Chapter Twelve The Breakup Michel waited patiently for the barman to finish serving the group in front of him. He ordered his pint, and Toni’s wine. “Your other friend coming back, do you think?
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On condoms [11]
“Why,” I thought as I pulled a cucumber from the salad drawer this morning, “is it that cucumbers always wear condoms?” This is something that’s puzzled me for about twenty years now, ever since one Saturday morning about twenty years … Continue reading
The Twelve Days of (a Lab) Christmas [2]
On the first day of Christmas my true love sent to me A postdoc with her own grant. On the second day of Christmas my true love sent to me Two PhDs, and a postdoc with her own grant.
On site [6]
Just checking in. Unfortunately, I’m not staying at the US Grant in San Diego but I am involved in the output of what went on here:
