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Anthony Gottlieb - Zombie iPocalypse
Anthony Gottlieb: Zombie iPocalypse - The New Dark Ages: The End of Reading and the Dawn of the Post-Literate Society by James Marriott
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@Lit_Review ·With over seven hundred novels to her name, Barbara Cartland could count Princess Diana and Colonel Gaddafi among her fans.
@wendholden makes a case for reconsidering a woman too easily written off as absurd.
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Wendy Holden: Preposterously Pink - The Great Dictator: A Life of Barbara Cartland by Matthew Sweet
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@Tom__Egerton ·Sunak at 10: The Last Conservative Prime Minister? by Anthony Seldon & Tom Egerton - great review by @ProfTimBale
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Tim Bale: ‘Can’t You Do It?’ - Sunak at 10: The Last Conservative Prime Minister? by Anthony Seldon & Tom Egerton
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