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‘From Clapton Pond to Stamford Hill’ – landscape, literature & Pinter at the British Library
Yesterday I made the trip from Somerset to London to meet Sarah Whittingham, author of the wonderful Fern Fever and Wendy Wallace whose recently published The Painted Bridge is my favourite fiction book of the year so far. Although we were looking … Continue reading
Posted in History, Keats, London, Poetry, Writing
Tagged British Library, Fern Fever, Harold Pinter, Literature, The Painted Bridge
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