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LSE and First Story Creative Writing prize giving event

Fantasy versus Reality 

Date: Thursday 23 February, 6-7.30pm
Speakers: Caroline Bird, William Fiennes, Meg Rosoff, Philip Womack

 

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Caroline Bird William Fiennes
 Meg Rosoff Philip Womack
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