Jesal Patel
'I'm too white to be Indian and too brown to be English'
John Fox
Why an Irish priest ends up teaching motor mechanics
John Sloboda
Why should work and leisure be separate enterprises?
Laura Evans
How at 21 'the truths of my childhood are beginning to crumble' (August 2003)
Laura Evans
So I find words I never thought to speak (May 2005)
Laurie Maguire
Why an expert on Shakespeare feels that 'by the time you are twenty-something, the way you think is actually quite formed'
Lina
Gender and Identity in Conflict: Notes on growing up, settling down, planting roots, and calling it "home"
Louise
The expanding horizons of a Christian scientist
Malini Roy
'A prism of hints that asks you to go beyond'
Mary Hoffman
Mary Hoffman in conversation with Christina Hardyment
Mauro Sanin
How a hurdy-gurdy helps a Galician busker 'follow the music'
Melanie
'How does it matter whether you gain the world or not?'
Mike Parker
Why an intuitive bioethicist makes rather than finds, and goes skiing
Neville Hodgkinson
How a leading science journalist finds solace and new strength in retreat
Paul Dent
'This is probably the most I've talked in my life'
Peter de Boer
How taking responsibility for a child enabled a sufferer from cancer to think about the future
Phil Powell
How a man who worries more about others than himself is coming to terms with the past
Phin Campbell
How to survive an education system that teaches boredom and conformity
Quelqu'un
Never break your parents' car's gear box. No matter how right you are.
Rebecca Phillipson
'If you become self-aware enough then perhaps you can become where the buck stops'
Robbie Morgan
What drinking 24 cans of beer a day can teach you about life
Robert Ashton
'For almost 50 years now I have been wondering who I am and why I am here'
Roman Krznaric
How the search for understanding differs from the search for knowledge
Rubén Reyes
How a fish and chip shop provides conversation and the simple life