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An evening with Carol Ann Duffy in Coventry Cathedral
Jessie Kolvin
Nov. 16
Powerful protagonists and how to create them
Jack Davey
Nov. 15
The Orwell Foundation to launch prize exclusively for political fiction
Lucie Carr
Nov. 14
How Kate Tempest has made literature more accessible
Lucy Martin
Nov. 13
TS Eliot poetry prize in political ‘Waste Land’
Cally Salter
Nov. 12
Best war poetry to commemorate 100 years since the end of the First World War
Jack McGrath
Nov. 11
Why John Keats is a marmite figure
Joseph Bullock
Nov. 7
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