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Confessions of a dog hater

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By Lloyd Evans
| The Spectator Australia Verified
‘Do you like animals?’ asked the woman at the door, collecting for a zoo. ‘No, I hate them, they keep trying to kill me,’ I said. That got rid of her. I feel a little ashamed of my hostility to animals, which I inherited from my mother. She was raised in rural Ireland and she loathed the countryside and all its non-speaking inhabitants. To her, animals were either predators or ingredients, and she particularly despised geese, rats, mice, squirrels and dogs. ‘Vermin,’ was one of her favourite nouns.
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The slow death of the Edinburgh Fringe

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By Lloyd Evans
| The Spectator Australia Verified
An Audience with Virginia Woolf: Writing One’s Mind Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh, until 30 August Call Me Elizabeth: from Lassie to Cleopatra Assembly George Square Studios, Edinburgh, until 29 August Krapp’s Last Tape Assembly Roxy, Edinburgh, until 31 August Mandy: Prince of Darkness Greenside @ George Street, Edinburgh, until 29 August The Edinburgh Fringe is getting bigger. Last year’s total of 3,893 shows is surpassed this year by 4,206 productions.
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Zack Polanski reveals his instant soup politics

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By Lloyd Evans
| The Spectator Australia Verified
Zack Polanski enjoyed a cosy conversation with Iain Dale at the Edinburgh festival yesterday. They sounded and acted like old friends. Dale began by inviting Polanski to enlarge on his experiences growing up gay in Salford. His parents divorced when he was 11 and his wayward behaviour at school attracted a special monitoring regime, ‘full report,’ which obliged teachers to give a written assessment of his conduct after each lesson.
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