Edd McCracken lives in Scotland, dislikes book spine breakers and loves when small words harmonise to make big ideas. Follow him on Twitter: @EddMcCracken
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This post is part of our Margaret Atwood Riot Reading Day, a celebration of one of our favorite authors on the occasion of ...
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