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Acrophobia: The Fear of Heights
Talking about a better, cleaner greener energy (Politiken)
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The blacks still face racism in their working career
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If we want to be honest, we have to confess our bad feelings (The Guardian)
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Political speeches
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What does it mean to be an evangelical today?
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Cosa sappiamo sull’autismo (MIND Magazine)
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Ever since adolescence, I’ve liked the term ‘unknown’ artist”. Elena Ferrante’s novel
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“Relationship”. On Elena Ferrante’s novels (The Guardian)
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Smile, Be happy and take the best from your life, even though sometimes it’s not so much
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Women, always on the top
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“Red Moon Rising” (The Economist)
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L´Invenzione Occasionale (Elena Ferrante)
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“Leaving El Paso”. For a story by Sergio Troncoso (Texas Monthly magazine)
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The Exasperating Difficulty of Trying to Understand Trump’s Government
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School’s Out (Washington Post)
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Seeking Better Cancer Screenings (John Hopkins Health Review)
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Italian Cinema:From Neorealism to the Present
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The revolution has just been televised (BVCA Journal)
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Identifying ADHD in the Classroom Recognizing the Signs and Symptoms and Getting Help
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I stopped using ellipses when I became convinced that no discourse should ever be suspended (The Guardian)
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Cover book for Terry Deague “Where Pademelons Play
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The dark side of the village
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How your good side works with you when your bad side appears in your life.
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Hooked! How a loosely regulated rehab industry baits recovering drug user into a deadly cycle”. (Mother Jones Magazine)
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Bad Semen Bad Life (Weekend Avisen)
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How to Recover From a Broken Heart
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Is Equity Release for Me? (The Sunday Times)
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How can you treat someone who doesn’t accept they are ill? (Mosaic Science)
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Is it maybe time to find alternatives to petrol and diesel cars?
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Does soccer have a doping problem?
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Why we will never unite gravity and quantum forces
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Zika virus and what we can do before its too late
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Unconditional selflessness
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Lies (The Guardian)
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Where Are the Women in Sports Science Research? (Outside Magazine)
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Just feel ashamed on weapons doesn’t hide the problem
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Financial FairPlay (Il Foglio)
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Better help yourself – instead of waiting of somebodies help
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Globalisten (WeekendAvisen Podcast)
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“Why Thinking Before You Speak Is So Important”
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What Do You See When You Look in the Mirror
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Addiction
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What if fish could scream? The mirror of consciousness. (Weekend Avisen)
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High Anxiety and how feelings took over the world (The Guardian Review)
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Why are men so hung up on the size of the penis?
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AUTISM “Experiments on intestinal bacteria may point the way to a treatment for autism (The Economist)
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A Clear and Pleasant Danger (Proto Magazine)
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Det Tredelte Net (Weekend Avisen)
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Genetic (Elysium Health magazine)
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Why do women pack always too much when they go on holiday?
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What Is It Like To Be A Single Father?
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Too Much Too Soon: Why Children Should Spend More Time Playing And Start School Later
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Donald Trump and his policy about Mexico
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How others points of view affect your own (Zetland magazine)
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The Art of Eloquence (Philosophie Magazine)
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Fantasy And It’s Effect On Your Reality
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How Science Has Made It Possible for Humans to Live Longer
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HAPPY HALLOWEEN
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When is the Time to end a love story?
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Multisensory Architecture-Fell it to believe it. The rise of buildings for the deaf and blind (The Economist)
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