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Jonathan Tulloch & Vox

Jonathan Tulloch

Jonathan Tulloch satirically revisits a child’s Christmas in Cumbria, and three RLF writers share the best advice they ever received. Jonathan Tulloch, in his final seasonal piece of the series, revisits a child’s Christmas in Cumbria, with a stray appearance of Saxon the family dog, a big black bible plucked from a Dylan Thomas sky, and an orange bulging in a rugby sock like an anaconda’s meal. Louise Foxcroft, David Stuart Davies and Alicia Foster share ‘the best advice I ever received’.


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