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Alice Bloch

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As seen in: BBC Radio 4, Holistic Women's Health, BBC, Literary Hub, Prospect Magazine, Monocle, The Times Literary Supplement, New Humanist
Covers:  Criticism and ideas journalism re: politics, social science, cultural studies, arts, philosophy, ethics, pop culture & tech. I also review fiction and produce BBC radio programmes (a selection below).
Producer/writer (latest @lithub @TheTLS). @TheSocReview podcasts + writing a book. Soc sci, fiction, ideas, criticism. Ex-BBC R4, WS. Rep'd by @rcwlitagency

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Alice Bloch’s Biography

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I am a journalist, critic and producer specialising in politics, cultural studies, sociology, philosophy and big ideas. I have worked for BBC Radio 4, the BBC World Service, Monocle 24, Penguin Press and others, and am now writing my first book (represented by RC&W Literary Agents). I have written criticism and features for national publications, including the Times Literary Supplement, Lit Hub and New Humanist. I also develop, produce and exec podcasts for and with academics, focussed on ideas…

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Three Novels of the Balkans conflict and its aftermath

Three Novels of the Balkans conflict and its aftermath

On Daša Drndić's 'Canzone di Guerra', Pajtim Statovci's 'Bolla', and more. Drawing on my background in writin…

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'Uncommon Sense: Our World, through the Eyes of Sociologists'

'Uncommon Sense: Our World, through the Eyes of Sociologists'

'Uncommon Sense' is the podcast that sees our world afresh, through the eyes of sociologists. Hosted by Rosie…

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Book review: Two novels of motherhood and loss

Book review: Two novels of motherhood and loss

A review of Claire Vaye Watkins' 'I Love You But I've Chosen Darkness' and Sara Freeman's 'Tides': two novels…

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BBC Radio 4 - Start the Week, Rationality in an Irrational Age

BBC Radio 4 - Start the Week, Rationality in an Irrational Age

An example of Assistant Producer work (Steven Pinker item) completed for Start the Week, BBC Radio 4's flagsh…

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BBC Radio 4 - Sideways

BBC Radio 4 - Sideways

Development work on the 'Sideways' series for BBC Radio 4 and BBC Sounds, a narrative storytelling programme …

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Book Review: "Nervous System" by Lina Meruane: A 'diagnostic odyssey' through a body and a mind

Book Review: "Nervous System" by Lina Meruane: A 'diagnostic odyssey' through a body and a mind

My review of the latest novel from Chilean writer and literature scholar Lina Meruane.

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Uncommon Sense: Solidarity, with Suresh Grover, Shabna Begum & Karis Campion

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By Suresh Grover, Shabna Begum, Karis Campion, Alice Bloch Verified
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About AUDIO CONTENT WARNING: description of extreme racist violence In 1993, Black British teenager Stephen Lawrence was murdered in a racist attack that sparked a long fight for justice and led the UK to ask questions of itself and its institutions. Three decades on – with The Runnymede Trust’s Shabna Begum, and Suresh Grover of The Monitoring Group – Karis Campion of the Stephen Lawrence Research Centre hosts this special episode to ask: who are we now?
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