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On hearing of Toni Morrison’s death: 6th. August 2019
I started today with an exchange on Twitter about writers’ habits. The question asked was how and when do fellow educators find the time and discipline to write; it elicited several thoughtful responses. Whilst reading one strand, in which someone … Continue reading
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