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Science and Poetry: A View from the Divide
The harmony between scientific language and poeticsIssue 11
Solo
I follow the yellow line. Six months ago, I trailed from one side of the taxiway to the other, and I chased this wide stripe as though it was moving erratically instead of me.Issue 11
Introduction: Doctors and Writers
One morning some years ago I found myself in the office of a dermatologist who, while tearing into my Plantar's wart on my right foot, glanced nervously up at my chest.Issue 11
Chimera
Last Thursday, one of those gray, fall days when the starlings gather up and string between the elms around here, my children’s mother–dead 10 years–walked into a pastry shop where I was buttering a croissant.Issue 24/25 / Issue 11 / In Fact
About the Author: Alison Hawthorne Deming
Alison Hawthorne Deming had a relationship with science from a very young age. "Even as a little kid I had a very cool encyclopedia of natural history with great pictures and also a wonderful little book of narratives called "Great Scientific Expeditions" that presented science as great travel narratives."Issue 11