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There’s a school of thought that The Catcher in the Rye, Salinger’s classic tale of teenage angst, has the shortest of windows. …

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by J. C. Greenway 7 October 2019

by J. C. Greenway 7 October 2019

October is the UK’s Black History Month and so Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi was a serendipitous find at the library last week. …

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by J. C. Greenway 21 March 2013

by J. C. Greenway 21 March 2013

Writer Erinna Mettler sparked my interest this week with her post on ‘Desk Envy’. A writer’s desk is such a fundamental part …

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