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6 Nov 2013:Emma Brockes: The business of book reviewing has often been called incestuous, but the circularity here is almost aesthetic
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1 Nov 2013:
At any given moment, more than half a million people are in the air. What happens when one of them gets seriously ill – or even dies – mid-flight? Emma Brockes reports
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31 Oct 2013:
Emma Brockes: Yelp is being sued by its unpaid reviewers. I've sympathy for them, but perhaps we should all just give free content no stars
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28 Oct 2013:
He captured our imagination with a zero gravity cover of David Bowie's Space Oddity, but Chris Hadfield's time in space was a multi-facted, 'enriching' experience. The astronaut and Twitter phenomenon talks to Emma Brockes about the wonder of spacewalking and why he'll never look as good as Sandra Bullock in a spacesuit
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27 Oct 2013:
Emma Brockes: The fact we're all streaming shows on devices not only makes the TV a defunct piece of furniture; it's the end of a shared culture
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26 Oct 2013:
High-profile Canadian praises concept but says space tourists are 'just going to go up and fall back down again'
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17 Oct 2013:
Emma Brockes: Hollywood is famously unkind to leading ladies of a certain age, but this is the reverse: Testino's airbrushed portrait is sycophancy
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12 Oct 2013:
As Homeland returns to our screens, the actor talks to Emma Brockes about failure, family, being caned at school – and his future on the hit TV show
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9 Oct 2013:
Emma Brockes: Even 400 years on, Shakespeare's play is as alive as ever to an imaginative reinterpretation that shows the raw truth about power
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1 Oct 2013:
He fled the Nazis for a British boarding school – then made a shocking drama about segregation in the deep south that was way ahead of its time. Michael Roemer talks fate, family and sadistic governesses with Emma Brockes
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27 Sep 2013:
Emma Brockes: Updating venerable institutions to comply with enlightened modern sensibilities is never easy – especially when set to music
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21 Sep 2013:
Bestselling horror novelist dismisses Stephenie Meyer series and 50 Shades phenomenon, but praises JK Rowling
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21 Sep 2013:
More than 30 years after Stephen King terrified us with The Shining, he's written a sequel, drawing on his alcoholism and a near-death experience. He talks to Emma Brockes
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19 Sep 2013:
Emma Brockes: Two new advertisements that have become viral hits prove that, even in slipshod times, quality writing is still king
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18 Sep 2013:
In 1977, Samantha Geimer was 13 when she was raped by the film director. So why would he email her now? She talks to Emma Brockes
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