Niall O'Sullivan is a poet, editor and event host. He has published two books of poetry with Flipped Eye and hosts London's biggest open mic, Poetry Unplugged, at the Poetry Cafe.
Tag: palaeoanthropology
Utter Evolution- 15th October
Tomorrow night I will be performing some of my Palaeoanthropological poetry at Utter Evolution at the Cross Kings in King’s Cross. I’ll be reading first, probably round 7.50, so get there early for that reason but also because the door charge jumps from £5 to £10 at the stroke of 7.30. Details below: Thurs 15th [...]
Posted: October 14th, 2009 under A Life in Poetry, Cul-cha!, Here Comes the Science.
Tags: evolution, human evolution, palaeoanthropology, Poetry, Utter
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Stop the Press! Fossils found 18 years ago!
Richard Dawkins coined a fantastic phrase in The Ancestor’s Tale: the discontinuous mind. The discontinuous mind is a kind of binary way of viewing the world, the non-realisation that many boundaries and watersheds exist for legal and bureaucratic convenience, they do not really reflect a substantial change in the real world. The discontinuous mind believes [...]
Posted: September 9th, 2009 under Here Comes the Science.
Tags: evolution, palaeoanthropology
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