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Thursday, 8 October 2015

Sarah Moss: What is the Historical Novel for?

After September's well-attended and much appreciated talk, it was nice to be reminded that appreciation works both ways, as shown by this extract from Sarah's letter of thanks after the event. (Thanks to Richard Thomas for providing this):

 ".....I had a very good time.  I felt very welcome, .....and found the whole experience more civilised than almost any other literary event I've done.  And you produced an excellent audience....."
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