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We decided to release new titles at specific shows. This was our first brush with the idea of event publishing…
He explained that everything else from now on — the agent, the publisher, the deal, the reviews, the readers, the…
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Seventy-four years after Dickens’ night-walk, in the year 1930, Virginia Woolf sets out from Bloomsbury to the Strand, to purchase…