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RT @sophieb30: Buenos Aires has 10/10 bookshop game https://t.co/9MTaujVCxw, 8 hours ago

'The abiding impression it leaves is of Hobsbawm’s repellent moral narcissism' John Gray reviews 'Eric Hobsbawm: A… https://t.co/H6MZ3n7m7e, 20 hours ago

RT @holland_tom: Should anyone have a subscription to @Lit_Review, I once wrote an essay on why Don Quixote is the great searchbeam… https://t.co/YAFv5IwBYO, Feb 14

The February issue of Literary Review is out now! Dive in with Helen Hackett on the Elizabethan miniaturist, Nichol… https://t.co/1td9sMJpGX, Feb 14

Valentine's Day lecture at Europe House by A N Wilson: 'A Royal Love Affair: Prince Albert, Queen Victoria and Euro… https://t.co/I4h2apwUd1, Feb 13

Oh, one of our contributing editors is only 12 pledges away from having his book backed on @unbounders!… https://t.co/eY9FZGRk3e, Feb 12

RT @willhunt__: A gem of an essay on UNDERGROUND in @Lit_Review, where our reviewer—who calls the book "lively and luminous"—gets s… https://t.co/W9guDKVfRX, Feb 12

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