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Philip Pullman

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Writer (His Dark Materials, etc). Read like a butterfly, write like a bee. 'Strangely wholesome' - Millie Hoskins, United Agents. Rejoiner.
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Cellulase Enzyme Prices Extend Losses in June 2026 as US West Coast Demand Stays Sluggish

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By Philip Pullman
| chemanalyst.com
Cellulase Enzyme prices on the U.S West Coast remained under pressure in the first half of June 2026, declining by 1.24% and extending the bearish trend already seen in May. The continued weakness in the Cellulase Enzyme market was mainly driven by structural oversupply from major capacity expansions at industrial fermentation facilities in Asia, which kept additional volumes flowing into the U.S. market and exceeded short-term spot demand.
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China Sodium Hexametaphosphate Prices Expected to Remain Firm Amid Tight Feedstock Supply

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By Philip Pullman
| chemanalyst.com
China's Sodium Hexametaphosphate (SHMP) market is expected to remain firm through June 2026 as tight phosphate raw material availability and elevated production costs continue to support prices. The bullish outlook follows a 1.82% increase in May 2026, when rising phosphoric acid costs and healthy export demand outweighed subdued domestic consumption from construction-linked sectors.
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By Philip Pullman, Alice Borchardt, Robin McKinley, Sylvia Bishop
| Five Books
Before speaking today, I know you spent some time thinking about what constitutes a mythical creature – why don’t we start there? Yes, I had to think about it a little bit, because a mythical creature can be an enormous range of things. What about vampires, demons, werewolves…? Does a mythical creature have to come from folklore, or can it be a modern construct? Does a ‘creature’ have to be animal-esque, like a quadruped or a bird, or can it be like a person? What about cryptids? Can it be a monster?
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