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[Telegraph.co.uk] - Book Trust has started a campaign to encourage people over 60 to read, even write, more fiction. Mary Wesley began late in the day (71), as did Anita
The Pregnant Widow, By Martin Amis
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[Independent] - Trust the tale, not the teller, DH Lawrence said. (Keith is speed-reading his way through landmarks of the English novel, and their mixed notes on the rules
Martin Amis: 'women went on Napoleonic rampage in attempt at equality'
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[Telegraph.co.uk] - Keith's sister, Violet, is based on Amis's alcoholic sister, Sally, who died at the age of 46 in He said after her death he suffered a “sort of
Google News: Drawing naked men and jetting around the world: Who says you're past it at 92?
[Daily Mail] Jewish concert pianist Alice Herz-Sommer, who is She endured the miseries of the Prague ghettos and was sent to Theresienstadt concentration camp
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