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Sophie McBain

Sophie McBain

Associate Editor and Features Writer at The New Statesman

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  • English
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  • Health & Medicine
  • Science
  • Entertainment

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Recent Articles

newstatesman.com

The Nordic parenting myth

Among parenting manuals, one of the most popular and seductive genres is the “Babies Are Better Abroad” book. In these, a hapless first-time mum (or mom) moves from Britain or the US to continental Eu
over 1 year ago
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Rob Henderson: “I guess there is survivor’s guilt”

When the American writer Rob Henderson was a baby, his mother would tie him to a chair so that she could get high uninterrupted. He was taken into foster care in Los Angeles at the age of three. His m
over 1 year ago
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Charles Duhigg interview: “We’ve forgotten the rules of communication”

Before he started work on his new book, Supercommunicators: How to Unlock the Secret Language of Connection, the American journalist Charles Duhigg wrote down all the times he’d communicated badly in
over 1 year ago
newstatesman.com

The perils of polyamory

When Molly Roden Winter, a teacher and mother-of-two who lives in the yummy-mummy enclave of Park Slope, Brooklyn, receives a flirtatious text from Matt, a good-looking guy she met in a bar, her husba
over 1 year ago
newstatesman.com

From Sunjeev Sahota to Jonn Elledge: new books reviewed in short

Also featuring Dispersals by Jessica J Lee and All Things Are Too Small by Becca Rothfeld
over 1 year ago
newstatesman.com

The lonely land

When schools closed and friendship went remote during the pandemic, the girls tried to reassure themselves that everything would be OK again once lockdown ended. They’d go out and party and do the nor
over 1 year ago
newstatesman.com

The Ozempic effect

Magic Pill, Johann Hari’s study of the rise of diet drugs, sheds light on our deeply dysfunctional food culture.
over 1 year ago
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Dan Hancox’s Multitudes review: In praise of herd mentality

The best crowds are joyful expressions of democracy and belonging. So why do we fear them so much?
about 1 year ago
newstatesman.com

Smartphones don’t suck. People do

I have spent more time looking at the hard, cracked face of my iPhone than those of my children.
12 months ago
newstatesman.com

A Second Act by Matt Morgan review: lessons from the afterlife

In A Second Act, intensive care doctor Matt Morgan collects stories from patients who returned from death. Can they teach us how to live?
11 months ago
newstatesman.com

The woman who made the rape kit

This story of Martha Goddard’s forensic method does more than reclaim her role in history – it gives her a voice.
10 months ago