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Cat Step (Dead Ink) This Road is Red (Luath)
Highly Commended in Wigtown Book Fest Anne Brown Essay Prize 2024
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Concrete Dreams: The Rise and Fall of Cumbernauld Town Centre
Rep: Millie Hoskins, United Agents
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Yes! 🥰
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A bit of context. The library is now closed for refurbishment until winter 26/27. It is so well used and well loved and will be missed.
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Thank you 🙂
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Huge congratulations, Lucie. Looking forward to reading it. x
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Oh! Another beauty!
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She's beautiful! I've got one too 😍
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I'm glad you agree! I can't not hear it now 😅
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It was a beautiful read, Rodge. I really enjoyed it.
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Thanks for sharing the piece, Ian. Much appreciated!
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She nailed it!
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Thanks Darren, glad to hear you enjoyed the article. Innovative but outdated chimes with what a lot of people said. The title of one of my essays is taken from a quote from a teenager. She said the town centre was 'An old take on what modern was going to be'.
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Dani, thank you. And what a poignant quote from Andrew O'Hagan! Thanks for sharing the essay.