Tablets for prisoners
Seems like a sensible concept. Maintaining links with their friends and family, I'm thinking of incarcerated parents in particular,...
Claire Trévien
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Why are we still getting humans to do the work of computers?
Great post by Emma Barnes on menial publishing jobs that do nothing to help either the publishing industry or the (mostly) women who end...
Escher, mathematician or artist?
I never really thought of Escher as an artist I always associated him mathematics, his work was on the wall in the maths department in...
Journey to a debut poetry collection
I wrote this post last year and have had a few people ask where to find it, so here is a link. It gives some advice on the process of...
Facebook launches author tags
You might have already noticed these author tags after you've clicked through to an article shared on Facebook. What they essentially do...
Email etiquette
The tools we use for work might have drastically changed in the last few decades, but sometimes being 'old-fashioned' isn't a negative.
Beware Referral Key
Like Frank Eybsen, I was guilty of accidentally spamming all of my Linkedin contacts yesterday with invites to join Referral Key. I wish...
Interview with Raymond Cauchetier
Sometimes being half French takes you to strange places. A few weeks ago I found myself on Savile Row interviewing Raymond Cauchetier,...
The Greek bailout is being crowdfunded
Rather ambitiously, an Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign has been set up to raise money for Greece. With rewards ranging from Feta Salad,...
Jacques Necker as a charlatan
Just a quick blog highlighting two satirical prints of Necker....
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I have a bit of a twisted fascination for Revolutionary characters that suffer a dramatic downfall after a large amount of popularity....…
Nominations open for Guardian First Book Award
Nominations are now open for the Reader's Choice, and it's very easy to nominate: simply comment below the article explaining why a...
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