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Harry Eyres

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Passionate European, Hispanophile, poet, birdwatcher, tennis nut, amateur pianist. Author of Horace and Me, contributor to @NewStatesman, @worldoffinewine.
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5 Books to rethink stress and strengthen leadership

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By Vishwanath Alluri, Harry Eyres Verified, Ginka Toegel
| Management-Issues Verified
Stress Awareness Month is a useful reminder that pressure at work isn’t just an individual issue, but something that affects the whole organisation. For leaders, that pressure is often bigger. Expectations stay high, decisions carry weight, and the pace rarely slows. When it builds up, stress can quietly seep into everything, affecting judgement, relationships, and overall performance.
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Metamorphoses at the Rijksmuseum

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By Harry Eyres Verified
| The Critic Magazine (UK) Verified
This article is taken from the April 2026 issue of The Critic. To get the full magazine why not subscribe? Get five issues for just £5. The Flemish biographer Karel van Mander seems to have been the first to say it explicitly (in his Schilderboeck of 1604), but for centuries beforehand painters and sculptors knew it perfectly well: Ovid’s Metamorphoses, his great epic poem of transformations, has functioned as an alternative Bible for artists.
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Sliding Into Grace

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By Harry Eyres Verified
| Tim Atkin’s Blog
The myth goes as follows. A venerable wine (most probably a red Bordeaux, and likely from the Left Bank) is brought up from the cellar, with all due reverence. It has been lying there undisturbed for decades, accruing dust, shedding tannins, mellowing into maturity, dreaming who knows what dreams.
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