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Fiona Sturges

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Interviewer & arts reviewer @guardian @FTweekend @independent @theipaper "Rampant feminist snowflake" - Piers Morgan "Well known lunatic" - Man on the internet

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Fiona Sturges is a writer, journalist and occasional broadcaster specialising in arts and popular culture. You can find her work in The Guardian, The Financial Times, The Independent, the I paper , Perspective magazine, the BBC and more.

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All of Us Atoms by Holly Dawson audiobook review – an extraordinary self-portrait

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Playwright Holly Dawson’s memoir tells of memory lapses and a series of seizures that signal something isn’t right. Before visiting a doctor, she had been muddling up words, forgetting people’s names and flooding the bathroom. The book finds Dawson in conversation with her brain, which is both part of her and a separate entity. “Don’t be cross with me, my love. I am tired,” it tells her.
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All of Us Atoms by Holly Dawson audiobook review – an extraordinary self-portrait

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Scattered recollections … Holly Dawson. Photograph: Silvia Varela Playwright Holly Dawson’s memoir tells of memory lapses and a series of seizures that signal something isn’t right. Before visiting a doctor, she had been muddling up words, forgetting people’s names and flooding the bathroom. The book finds Dawson in conversation with her brain, which is both part of her and a separate entity. “Don’t be cross with me, my love. I am tired,” it tells her.
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Universality by Natasha Brown audiobook review – a sparkling multi-voiced satire

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