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The Peculiar Delight of Anxiety – a night at the theatre

Posted on October 3, 2016 by robinince

Written on the train home after some Pale Ale and Beckett, I am sure errors abound… Having spent a delightful afternoon with the material scientist Mark Miodownik and making Dr Seuss’s Oobleck out of cornflour, water and colouring, it seemed … Continue reading →

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My Week in Oxfam – a serial browser’s diary

Posted on October 2, 2016 by robinince

Josie Long once commented that an alarm went off in charity shops when I arrived in their town. “Quick Molly, double the price on all the Penguin Modern Classics, he’s back”. Monday Started the day researching the psychological research into … Continue reading →

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What I Would Give for a Large Sock with Horse Manure in it – a brilliant night of Beckett, an audience in need of a lozenge

Posted on October 31, 2015 by robinince

(written while people slept and farted around me on the overnight flight from Toronto. All grammatical errors and logical mistakes in the writing have taken years to perfect) I have never felt so tense while sitting in an auditorium waiting … Continue reading →

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