Eclectica

Alex Keegan, writing in Eclectica, has a simple answer: Who cares?

alice munro | withdraws from canadian prize « poetry dispatch & other notes from the underground 2009

Alex Keegan, writing in Eclectica, has a simple answer: Who cares?

September « 2009 « poetry dispatch & other notes from the underground 2009

Hugh Hendry of London's Eclectica Asset Management LLP, holds bearish positions from a view that Japanese companies will be hurt as the Chinese economy weakens.

Hedge Funds Had Bets Against Japan Gregory Zuckerman 2011

His work has appeared in print and online in a variety of publications, including The Christian Science Monitor, Notre Dame Magazine, Eclectica, flashquake and The Internet Review of Books.

GROWING UP • by Wayne Scheer 2009

His work has appeared in print and online in a variety of publications, including The Christian Science Monitor, Notre Dame Magazine, Eclectica, flashquake and The Internet Review of Books.

FANTASY WOMAN • by Wayne Scheer 2009

Hugh Hendry , who runs Eclectica Asset Management in London, has taken an unusual short-China position by buying up credit-default swaps on Japanese companies he believes would suffer from a slowdown in exports to China, now Japan's biggest trading partner.

China Bears Have Tools, Need Patience Peter Stein 2011

Hugh Hendry , who runs Eclectica Asset Management in London, has taken an unusual short-China position by buying up credit-default swaps on Japanese companies he believes would suffer from a slowdown in exports to China, now Japan's biggest trading partner.

China Bears Have Tools, Need Patience Peter Stein 2011

Zaki Ibrahim is not afraid of change, as she declares in the lyrics to "You Choose," a track off of her most recent album, Eclectica (Episodes in Purple).

Modiba: Zaki Ibrahim's Global Soul 2009

The bookseller becomes his unapproachable hero and Firmin becomes almost human, and there's the rub, because you gradually realise you are reading an account of "what it means to be human in an often inhuman world" (Robert Gray review Eclectica Magazine)

Firmin the vermin 2007

The bookseller becomes his unapproachable hero and Firmin becomes almost human, and there's the rub, because you gradually realise you are reading an account of "what it means to be human in an often inhuman world" (Robert Gray review Eclectica Magazine)

Firmin the vermin 2007