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- How much would you pay for this?
With 90% of fertility clinics reporting a shortage of eggs, the question is being asked: should women be paid for their eggs? And if so, how much? Helena Echlin reports on the situation here and in America, where donors can command five-figure sums
- Five go mad in a tea shop
They dress up in flamboyant headgear and - er - that's it really. Helena Echlin meets members of the Red Hat Society - women of a certain age who would have us believe they are growing old disgracefully
- When Two Just Won't Do
Many people find it hard to stick to the confines of a monogamous relationship. Which is why in America more and more are now choosing to live in "group marriages." Helena Echlin reports
- Navel Operations
Helena Echlin despairs of the new trend in the US: bellybutton reshaping
- Let's Get Buff
Helena Echlin tries out the latest fitness fad to excite America: cardio striptease
- Dark Star
Helena Echlin meets the man behind cult children's writer Lemony Snicket
(Also published in Buzzle.com)
- How I Became a "Call" Girl
Phone sex is not the most obvious graduate career choice. But with no money in the bank and a novel to write, it seemed like the only answer for Helena Echlin
(Also published in She magazine)
London Sunday Telegraph:
- Pssst! Have you heard about this amazing sausage?
What makes a person want to become a secret agent - for advertisers? Helena Echlin reveals the seductive power of the strange new consumer trend that drove her to sing the praises of `Al Fresco Chicken Sausages'
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- Just Bash it Out
Beget a book in four weeks? That's the challenge of National Novel-Writing Month. Helena Echlin discovers the angst of high-speed authorship
The New Statesman:
- Open Nike
Helena Echlin on how the ethos of performance poetry sold out to big business
- Hard Sell
The Choice is Almost Yours
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