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Autumn by Ali Smith (Penguin)
“It was the worst of times, it was the worst of times.” FROM the getgo this tale is populated with popular images like the variation on Charles Dickens opening to a Tale of Two Cities above, although here is the … Continue reading
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Tagged abs fab, ali smith, autumn, elisabeth, hockney, holby city, monty python, xupery
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