What kind of Pirate am I?
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Reading and Publishing
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Last week I was at a training event in Reading on publishing in the Arts. I only stopped the one day. It wasn’t bad, but there was nothing that we couldn’t have in a more focussed form from the Leicester faculty of Arts. I also felt that I was completely as cross-purposes with the others [...]
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