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Books of 2007: A Christmas Carol–Susan O’Connor

Friends of The Reader write about their books of the year. I have just read Molesworth’s opinion on the great…

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Books of 2007: The Kite Runner

Friends of The Reader recommend their books of 2007. By Wendy Kay My book of 2007 is The Kite Runner…

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Books of 2007: Literature and Theology–John Scrivener

Friends of The Reader recommend their books of 2007. By John Scrivener The new book (new to me anyhow) I…

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Small Presses, Big Ideas

This afternoon The Reader editor Philip Davis featured on BBC Radio 4's show about small presses, 'Small Presses, Big Ideas'.…

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Books of 2007: Hotel World–Clare Williams

By Clare Williams My favourite book of the year has to be Ali Smith’s Hotel World (Hamish Hamilton, 2001). As…

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Recommended Poem: In The Bleak Midwinter

By Siobhan Chapman I walked down Bold Street in Liverpool late in the afternoon one day last week, passing the…

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Books of 2007: Janet’s Repentance–Katie Peters

Friends of The Reader choose their books of 2007. by Katie Peters My favourite read of 2007 is, without a…

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Books of 2007: from the audience of the Penny Readings

Friends of The Reader have been writing about their books of 2007. Here, we have attendees of The Reader's Penny…

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Books of 2007: The Custom of the Country

Friends of The Reader write about their books of 2007. By Angela Macmillan I thought that choosing my best book…

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Reader event: Penny Readings

Penny Readings St. George's Hall, Liverpool December 9th, 2007 By Chris High In the annual Penny Readings, now in its…

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Books of 2007: Beer, Philosophy, Crime–Chris Routledge

Friends of The Reader write about their books of 2007. By Chris Routledge My reading tends to be dominated by…

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The Temple of Serendipity

Brad Bigelow recalls skipping classes to go to the library. Somewhere around my third week in college I looked up…

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