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• The Longest Journey (novel) (links | edit)
• List of book titles taken from literature (links | edit)
• Hadrian's Villa (links | edit)
• J. G. Farrell (links | edit)
• Pauline Boty (links | edit)
• Adelaide Writers' Week (links | edit)
• List of people from Sheffield (links | edit)
• Steen Steensen Blicher (links | edit)
• Friern Hospital (links | edit)
• Peter Redgrove (links | edit)
• List of books with anti-war themes (links | edit)
• Tales from Shakespeare (links | edit)
• Morley College (links | edit)
• Hampstead Heath Ponds (links | edit)
• Waris Hussein (links | edit)
• Joan Barfoot (links | edit)
• Joanne V. Creighton (links | edit)
• William Ellis School (links | edit)
• The Golden Notebook (links | edit)
• Margaret (links | edit)
• Kettlewell's experiment (links | edit)
• Merrie England (Blatchford book) (links | edit)
• The Mays (links | edit)
• Encounter (magazine) (links | edit)
• The Clayhanger Family (links | edit)
• Snoo Wilson (links | edit)
• List of postmodern writers (links | edit)
• Southwest Review (links | edit)
• Moral Essays (links | edit)
• 1963 in the United Kingdom (links | edit)
• Popular Library (links | edit)
• The Mount School, York (links | edit)
• Yellow Silk (links | edit)
• Late Night Line-Up (links | edit)
• Sheffield Legends (links | edit)
• Sheffield High School, South Yorkshire (links | edit)
• 1939 in the United Kingdom (links | edit)
• Joe Swift (links | edit)
• Kenneth Widmerpool (links | edit)
• The Oxford Companion to English Literature (links | edit)
• Gates of horn and ivory (links | edit)
• Andrew Crumey (links | edit)
• The Threepenny Review (links | edit)
• The Millstone (novel) (links | edit)
• All That Matters (novel) (links | edit)
• E. M. Forster Award (links | edit)
• Mecklenburgh Square (links | edit)
• List of dames commander of the Order of the British Empire (links | edit)
• The Fairy Caravan (links | edit)
• Bath Literature Festival (links | edit)