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Carl Honoré

Canadian journalist and author; wrote In Praise of Slow (2004), the international bestseller on the Slow Movement, and later books on childhood and ageing.

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22 December 2021

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From one piece In Praise of Slow Food 2 beliefs · carlhonore.com

20 October 2021

4 August 2020

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11 October 2019

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From one piece Time to Retire Retirement? 2 beliefs · carlhonore.com

9 October 2019

5 September 2019

25 April 2012

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    Slowness explores the romantic collisions and entanglements of several characters who seem at first unconnected.

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