The Haircut Trees
Deep in the Alto Alentejo, we are finding new terminologies for unfamiliar bits of landscape. Portugal produces half of the world’sContinue Reading
Category: the baby in the mirror
An immortality of the flesh
If the kids get back in time from their trip to the theatre with their grandparents, we will be sittingContinue Reading
Speaking up for babies
How far should we go in using infants and children for the purposes of entertainment or instruction? As a scientist,Continue Reading
Remembering and re-remembering
This post will be a bit of a try-out for a talk I am giving at the Memory Maps: Image,Continue Reading
Baby spreads her wings
News this week is that the book has been acquired by the Avery imprint of Penguin Group (USA), who aimContinue Reading
Lessons for Father’s Day
I was asked by the Financial Times’ Life & Arts section to write the weekly piece they call The List.Continue Reading
Hard thinking
As he describes in his feature in the Sunday Herald, Barry Didcock came to visit us a few weeks ago toContinue Reading
Strangely lush reflections
Thanks to Sass E-mum for reviewing the book on her blog, One Strangely Lush Mother. It was good to seeContinue Reading
The movie of the book!
Here it is at last. Thanks to Rhett for putting it together.
What the mad scientist did next
I have had a fun week talking about the book in various radio studios. Several interviewers have asked me aboutContinue Reading
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