Caroline Crampton
Journalist and Producer at Freelance
Editor-in-Chief at The Browser Newsletter
Author and Host at Shedunnit
Writer and podcaster. Author of A Body Made of Glass: A History of Hypochondria and The Way to the Sea. Maker of @shedunnitshow. Editor @thebrowser.
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Mahira Rivers | Taste | 15th April 2025For centuries, East Asian cuisines used sugar like any other spice — an ingredient to combine with others to enhance the final flavour of a dish. A touch of sweetness is traditional across the region as a way to deepen savouriness or tamp down spice. Globalisation has ushered in a "great sweetification", as Western culinary tastes spread. This is most noticeable in restaurants and in processed foods (2,000 words)Nomido is the Browser's daily word game.
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Shaun Walker | Guardian | 10th April 2025Strange-but-true Cold War thriller. At the age of 16, Peter Herrmann's father Rudi told him that his entire life was a lie. Both his parents were a type of covert KGB agent known as an "illegal". Their life as a "model Canadian family" had been painstakingly constructed so that they could eventually penetrate US government circles.
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Delighted that I'm going to be a writer in residence at Gladstone's Library next year!
We have news! We can announce the Writers in Residence 2025 are: Tawseef Khan (Muslim, Actually) Liz Berry (The Home Child) Caroline Crampton (A Body Made of Glass) Selali Fiamanya (Before We Hit the Ground) Joanna Miller (The Eights) Congratulations, all! 🧵 1/2 https://t.co/rQ9jY0pd4T
RT @LivUni: Join author Caroline Crampton (@c_crampton) at Liverpool Literary Festival on Sat, 5 Oct at 1 PM! 📚✨ She’ll discuss A Body Made…
RT @ShedunnitShow: New episode! All about pipe organs in detective fiction, a more common instrument of death than you might assume. @c_cra…