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Novelist & broadcaster Sarah Dunant (@sarahdunant) & historian Ross King will be in conversation at Europe House, London, this Thurs @ 6.30pm to discuss how novelists & historians approach the Renaissance. Entry free. For more info & to book a place, visit https://www.europarl.europa.eu/unitedkingdom/en/eventsandexhibitions/upcoming-events/ehtalks7.html
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It was a pleasure to review J O Morgan's 8th book and first novel, *Pupa*, from @HenninghamPress. There's so much more to say. And how beautifully produced and typeset it is!
Pupa by J O Morgan - review by Caroline Clark https://literaryreview.co.uk/larval-marvel via @Lit_Review