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22 Oct 2014:
From Roman legions to medieval mayhem, Cavaliers and Roundheads to the crushing of ideals in the 20th century, there is fertile ground for drama in civil war, writes Robert Wilton
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17 Oct 2014: With his followup to Silver, the former poet laureate has written a deeply felt and sincere homage to Robert Louis Stevenson. By Carol Birch
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17 Sep 2014:
The Projector Club has dressed a West Lothian farmhouse in tartan. But it’s not as nationalistic as it might at first seem, writes Jonathan Jones
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Poll,
9 Jul 2014:
We asked you to nominate candidates to join the Books about Town project, and then to vote – and you have decided that Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman will make it to London's streets
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6 Jun 2014: Billy Mills: Nature tamed or nature fighting to be wild again, the lawn is a great site for summer thoughts. Let's see what you can roll out for this month's challenge
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29 May 2014:
Robert McCrum: AQA boss Andrew Hall says 'we can't please everyone' - but he might have done some basic homework before sitting the exam
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13 May 2014: Alison Flood: With a world set to be changed irrevocably by Antarctic ice melt, it's unsettling to wonder about the reading that will remain relevant
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24 Apr 2014:
ExtraEpic 'It is such a riveting thriller, that it is impossible to stop reading it, even though it is a bit spooky!"
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3 Mar 2014:
A thrilling adventure story, gripping history and exploration of the Scottish character, Kidnapped is Robert Louis Stevenson's masterpiece, writes Robert McCrum
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25 Dec 2013: Sanatorium in Swiss resort visited by Arthur Conan Doyle and Robert Louis Stevenson faces closure
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19 Nov 2013:
Originally published in the Guardian on 19 November 1983: Not even R2D2 or ET can usurp the stump-legged pirate Long John Silver or diminish the excitement of the battle for the hidden treasure
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3 Nov 2013:
With so much literary content available for free online, it's a relief when someone cherry-picks the things worth reading, writes Anna Baddeley
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20 Mar 2013:
A newly published essay by Stevenson, written around 1881, is full of advice, with references to Shakespeare for true 'sensation'
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4 Feb 2013: What have been the hinge points in the evolution of Anglo-American literature? Here's a provisional, partisan list
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4 Jan 2013:
From a full programme of film and stage adaptations to a new James Bond novel, unpublished works by RS Thomas and WG Sebald and a new prize for women writers, 2013 is set to be a real page-turner
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