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		<title>Sleep as science&#160;fiction</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[In the current issue of Time Out London, Sue Townsend (one of my favourite authors, creator of the marvelous Adrian Mole books) describes her view of sleep: "I've only just learned to like being in bed. I used to think it was so strange to go to a specified room, lie down and go into [...]]]></description>
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In the current issue of <em>Time Out</em> London, Sue Townsend (one of my favourite authors, creator of the marvelous <a href="http://boingboing.net/?s=%22adrian%20mole%22">Adrian Mole</a> books) describes her view of sleep: "I've only just learned to like being in bed. I used to think it was so strange to go to a specified room, lie down and go into a state of unconsciousness. It sounds like science fiction to me."

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