Mark Hutchinson

2 months ago | thebookerprizes.com | Anne Serre |Mark Hutchinson |Max Porter |Solvej Balle

The six books on the shortlist have been chosen by the 2025 judging panel: bestselling Booker Prize-longlisted author Max Porter; prize-winning poet, director and photographer Caleb Femi; writer and Publishing Director of Wasafiri Sana Goyal; author and International Booker Prize-shortlisted translator Anton Hur; and award-winning singer-songwriter Beth Orton.

Oct 8, 2024 | mdpi.com | Charlotte Johnston |Mark Hutchinson |Alexandra Whittaker |Amanda J. Errington

1. IntroductionThe article, “How well does Australian animal welfare policy reflect scientific evidence: A case study approach based on lamb marking”, published in April 2023, discussed the policy surrounding surgical procedures performed at marking [1]. These procedures, in the Australian context, involve a range of tissue modifications including castration, tail docking, and mulesing.

Jul 1, 2024 | h2-view.com | Mark Hutchinson

I don’t have to tell you how much the shipping industry is the lifeblood of international trade, a crucial artery of the world economy. It plays a pivotal role in connecting nations, and businesses to customers and consumers across the globe. 90% of global trade is carried across our oceans and Fortescue knows the importance of shipping as well as anyone. We ship more than 180 million tonnes of iron ore a year.

Jun 20, 2024 | gmtoday.com | Mark Hutchinson

We learned last week that Gale Douglas is believed to be first Wisconsin high school wrestling coach to have a field house named in his honor. Oconomowoc High School made that official Dec. 6, welcoming Douglas back to the place where he oversaw one of the state’s most respected programs from 1967 through 1991. Hundreds of wrestlers whom Douglas coached will readily testify that he is in a class by himself, primarily because of the litany of life lessons they learned while under his tutelage.

Jun 18, 2024 | theparisreview.org | Anne Serre |Mark Hutchinson

Photo by Matthew Septimus, courtesy of Harper's Magazine. It is dangerous to excel at two different things. You run the risk of being underappreciated in one or the other; think of Michelangelo as a poet, of Michael Jordan as a baseball player. This is a trap that Lewis Lapham has largely avoided. For the past half century, he has been getting pretty much equal esteem in a pair of distinct roles: editor and essayist.