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4 October

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    The Hopkins Manuscript

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    The Hopkins Manuscript is a very prescient bit of sci fi from 1939.

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    The Eyre Affair

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    But you don’t have to have read everything to enjoy The Eyre Affair and all of its sequels (Tuesday Next crops up in lots more books).

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    Spoiled Brats

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    It’s part of a short story collection called Spoiled Brats, which begins with a harrowing gulag-style memoir by a class hamster.

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14 July 2023

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    The Age of Innocence

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    The Age of Innocence is about a young man called Newland Archer.

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    The Shooting Party

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    The Shooting Party is a novel set in Edwardian England, and it’s about a small group of people who have gathered on the estate of Sir Randolph.

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