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Eli Goldstone
Eli Goldstone is the author of Strange Heart Beating
March 2022
Naive, narcissistic, unhinged: bad friends are my vice, and I can’t give them up
Eli Goldstone
I’m losing patience with friends who behave badly yet demand total loyalty. But am I really any better myself, asks author Eli Goldstone
January 2022
Why can’t we stop scrolling or eating Haribo? Blame the lizard brain
Eli Goldstone
My life is a constant struggle against the primitive part of my brain – and the forces designed to exploit it, says author Eli Goldstone
January 2021
Lockdown 3 has shifted the productivity goalposts – and I'm taking a nap
Eli Goldstone
This is the darkest part of the year, so it’s no wonder we’re not coping as well with the restrictions, says author Eli Goldstone
July 2020
Lockdown life has been stagnant. Now I crave cafes, pubs and the human touch
Eli Goldstone
I’ve been sensible, productive and good for months. Now give me egg and chips and meaningless overstimulation, says author Eli Goldstone
February 2020
BoJack Horseman is a cartoon about a horse, so why does it feel so profound?
Eli Goldstone
The Netflix show makes viewers like me laugh – but it also brings us face to face with ourselves, says Eli Goldstone, author of Strange Heart Beating
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