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Be Careful What You Wish For: Beta Life
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Be Careful What You Wish For: Beta Life

thresholds23 March 20151 April 2018

DAVID FRANKEL reflects on Beta Life from Comma Press, an anthology of short fiction and essays: ‘…what makes these stories particularly interesting is how they explore what it is that makes us human, the things at the core of how we react to the world…’

Stories from the Far Side of Research
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Stories from the Far Side of Research

thresholds14 January 201315 January 2013

In her essay on Bio-Punk, KIRSTY WALTERS talks of the haunting use of science and ethics in this wonderful short story collection: ‘…it opened my mind to a whole new way of thinking…’

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