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Monthly Archives: August 2010
Memoirs of a Gone World, by Martin Bax.
I suspect this is Martin Bax’s most personal book yet, and as such is full of surprises for anyone who wonders what really goes on inside the mind of an Editor (for the last 50 years) of one of Britain’s … Continue reading
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