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Friday, September 17, 2004

John Rennie, editor-in-chief of Scientific American and John Horgan, whose recent article in Science & Spirit magazine examines "The Politics of Science," discuss the role of science policy issues in the upcoming presidential elections. Then Veteran playwright, screenwriter, actor, and film director Peter Sheridan has written his first novel, Every Inch of Her. The book follows the story of a 240-pound, tattooed woman named Philo who charms her way through hardship and touches the lives of everyone she meets. Finally, author T.C. Boyle revisits the world of the pioneering sex researcher Dr. Alfred Kinsey in his latest novel, The Inner Circle.

John Rennie and John Horgan

John Rennie, editor-in-chief of Scientific American and science writer John Horgan discuss where Bush and Kerry stand on issues like stem cell research and therapeutic cloning.

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Peter Sheridan

Peter Sheridan on his debut novel, Every Inch of Her.

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Events: Peter Sheridan will be appearing on:
Friday, September 17th at 7pm
Glucksman Ireland House
1 Washington Mews on Fifth Avenue

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T.C. Boyle

T.C. Boyle explores Dr. Alfred Kinsey’s sex research in his latest novel, The Inner Circle.

» Read an excerpt of Boyle's book in the Reading Room
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