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I felt vaguely as if someone had just removed all my skin with a potato peeler Emma Silvers
She'd much prefer to read a good book
I felt vaguely as if someone had just removed all my skin with a potato peeler Emma Silvers
Lester Ferris has seen a lot and done a lot in his life. A sergeant in the British Army he has more than served his country,...
The life and legend of the world’s most famous dog While serving during World War I serviceman Lee Duncan came across a little of new born...
Read for the Not just for Stormtroopers sci-fi challenge & for Carl’s Science Fiction Experience. Zinzi December finds lost things. That’s her shavi, the gift she...
After a career writing about feminism and girls in culture Peggy Orenstein found herself the mother of a girl. And so brought face to face with the practicalities of what she had been theorising about, how to raise a girl to believe in herself and how to try
and avoid the madonna/whore dichotomy. And then her daughter entered her “Disney princess” phase.
If you speak English and watch the telly you’ll probably be aware of the phenomenon that is Harry Potter[1], and you may also be aware of...