Inspiring Older Readers
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Daisychain Benevolent Fund Bookshop posted on 09 Aug 2016
There's not too many places that book hunters can go in Worcester and so we have to make do with the charity bookshops
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The Muse posted on 08 Aug 2016
I was really looking forward to this second novel by Jessie Burton as I had enjoyed The Miniaturist very much...
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An Interview With Wyl Menmuir posted on 05 Aug 2016
An Interview With Wyl Menmuir
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Beating Time posted on 04 Aug 2016
Forget what you’ve seen on nostalgia television, Britain in the mid-1970s was not a groovy place to live in.
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Dirt Road posted on 04 Aug 2016
For someone who has won the Booker Prize – and a host of other literary prizes – Kelman doesn’t seem to have the sort of public profile....
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August 1st 2016 posted on 03 Aug 2016
Novelist, Alan Gibbons. has given The Letterpress Project permission to reproduce this original poem.
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Ethel Mannin : novelist, travel writer and Socialist posted on 03 Aug 2016
Recently I’ve been thinking about all the books and authors that I ignored when I was younger
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Regarding the Pain of Others posted on 02 Aug 2016
Guest reviewer, Alun Severn, reads Susan Sontag's essay in which she revisits the art of photography.
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Tom Adams’ Agatha Christie Cover Story posted on 01 Aug 2016
Although you may not have heard the name Tom Adams before, if you are a fan of crime fiction I’d be willing to bet that you’re very familiar with his work
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The Castle Bookshop, Ludlow, Shropshire posted on 01 Aug 2016
The delightful Shropshire market town of Ludlow has a castle and a food festival but, disappointingly, it doesn’t have any second hand bookshops