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CHANGING MY MIND

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Women’s words

By Bianca Locsin | February 2, 2014 - 12:00am

I read a fair bit but no more than friends who are avid readers. Maybe it is laziness or maybe it is a weakness of mind but the ability to concentrate on a book has eluded me for years. In the past four years only...

Sunday Lifestyle

Changing one's mind about Zadie Smith

By Christian Ocier | January 10, 2010 - 12:00am

In “Crafty Feeling,” one of the versatile and thought-provoking essays contained in Zadie Smith’s Changing My Mind, the author confesses that whenever readers express admiration for White Teeth,...

Sunday Lifestyle