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Matthew Oulton analyses whether crowdfunding can help struggling independent bookshops and argues that bookshops need to promote their services alongside bookselling to remain financially viable.
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Rycroft – A Christmas Slaying, Part IV
Reece Goodall
Dec. 24
Fairy tales and literary tradition
Ellis Shepherd
Dec. 24
The many pitfalls of Christmas shopping
Lucy Carter
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Rycroft – A Christmas Slaying, Part III
Reece Goodall
Dec. 22
Hanya Yanagihara’s ‘A Little Life’ is a misunderstood masterpiece
Sophie Flint Vázquez
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The importance of early reading
Ellis Shepherd
Dec. 16
Rycroft – A Christmas Slaying, Part II
Reece Goodall
Dec. 16
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