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Worthing By Accident

Ethnographic flash shorts about Worthing, West Sussex, UK, written by social anthropologist Caroline Osella.

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10 point story structure Anna's Drawing Room Anthony Bennett artist art Ashdown Artists Worthing Ayrshire Scotland BodyCombat Cezanne unfinished painting child creativity and rhythm CSR and greenwashing cultural appropriation divergent thinking domain-specific creativity Drawing Circus Brighton East Clayton Farm eco-conscious millenials ethno-fiction ethnography Ferring Country Centre Field Place worthing fitness Worthing flash ethnography flash fiction Gaia and stewardship Green Dreams Festival Greenspace Partnership Here and Now Magazine Worthing Hunterston power station invented tradition yoga Irvine Scotland Jack Vettriano Jessica Jordan Keep Lancing Lovely Kerouac Les Mills worthing Lewis Mclaughlin Lisa Kowalski Longhurst Lino Malinowski multiple creativities NaNoWriMo UK Nicky Bell artist On The Road Paisley city of culture Paisley Scotland photographic realism Rembrandt observational self-harm and art self-harm and creativity signwriting SOAS stewardship and environmental consciousness Superstar Arts Worthing Sussex artist Sustainable Sussex TCV Worthing The Conservation Volunteers Worthing Transition town Worthing Turner's Pies Vice Puddings Worthing Vitenam football waste-shaming We Are Food Pioneers Worthing white femininity WoBy Worthing Worthing artist Worthing Beekeepers Association Worthing By Accident Worthing Ethnographic Worthing Men in Sheds Worthing Nappy Library Worthing wheel yoga boom
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