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The Guardian recently featured an article about older people in literature. The article starts by highlighting Paul Bailey's recent novel 'Chapman's Odyssey', which tracks the voyage made by the elderly writer, bedbound in hospital, through the characters, real and imaginary, that have meant most in his life. The article goes on to list some of the titles where older people take precedence. To read more visit this page. |
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ActveAge speaking at the ASIA-Pacific Conference on...
ActiveAge has been asked to speak at the ASIA-Pacific Conference on Age-friendly Cities and Age-friendly Economics in Taiwan on August 28th-29th, 2012.
ActiveAge has been asked to speak at the ASIA-Pacific Conference on Age-friendly Cities and Age-friendly Economics in Taiwan on August 28th-29th, 2012.
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ActiveAge Masterclass in Prague
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AdvantageNewcastle Project Update
If you want to see where we have got to with the AdvantageNewcastle programme you can click on this link. We have now...
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