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"This trial is about minimising harm and treating intoxication as a health issue."

"Many people may be surprised to learn that the surface of our brain is actually dark and that this darkness has consequences for our experience of consciousness and transformation itself, including our ultimate transformation at death."

The cast of Accidental Family at the Missouri Theatre during the movie's premiere/Photo by Brent Martin By BRENT MARTINSt. Joseph PostA movie filmed in St. Joseph is now available to rent or buy.Producer Jason Hudson says "Accidental Family" is a showcase for St. Joseph."River Bluff Brewing is a big one. Krug Park, actually," Hudson says of the pieces of St. Joseph featured in the movie. "When you watch it, if you're from St. Joe you'll go, 'Oh my gos...

An East Lancashire writer, who is a rare example of an early 20th century working-class female author, is being celebrated for her lifes work.

An East Lancashire writer, who is a rare example of an early 20th century working-class female author, is being celebrated for her lifes work.

An interview with author Aylette Jenness.

Women’s prize judge Lorraine Candy, journalist Sarah Shaffi and Guardian readers Kate and Saffron discuss the titles they’ve read over the last month. Join the conversation in the comments

Author Aylette Jenness looks back on her life, art, and travels as she loses her eyesight.

The Go-Gos bassist Kathy Valentine, 63, talks about her difficult early childhood in Austin, Texas, and life with the all-women rock band in All I Ever Wanted: A RocknRoll Memoir.

The return to a physical event made this year’s Karachi Literature Festival a resounding success. It gave back to us the feeling