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Welcome To Arts & Literature where we try to answer questions of a scholarly nature.

If you are looking for information about books then head to Books & Authors. The Arts section covers all sorts of topics like theatre, exhibitions, paintings and much more.

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DTCwordfan
A commission in Midhurst, some of you may know the hotel - under new ownership and the food was pretty good! http://i65.tinypic.com/14lna8m.jpg...
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Eve
I've just started The Woman in Cabin 10 by Ruth Ware after finishing I See You by Clare Mackintosh. Am enjoying it so far. I See You was great! Definitely a page turning thriller. What are you...
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Jennykenny
Just back from Portugal and have become interested in finding out more about Salazar. Have had a look on Wikipedia but what I am really looking for is something similar to what Hugh Thomas or Antony...
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moired
9 across 13 letters I?F?O???????E Concerned with you own thoughts 6 down 9 letters ????E?T?Y To all appearances 4 down 6 letters ????O? Move stealthily...
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pastafreak
...anything by Frances Hardinge ?...
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Bazile
I have never been an avid reader of books . Actually more accurately , the number of books I have read can be counted on one hand . I remember the teacher at junior school reading a chapter from...
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agchristie
Morning all. I collect Booker Prizewinning Novels and have a signed first of every winner except for three.One recent acquisition is the 1980 winner by William Golding.I am exploring the possibility...
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Scarlett
Please can you help sort an argument?! My friend says that the slang term 'birds' used for women is used in American as well as Britain but I'm not so sure. I have googled but what I really want to...
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sandyRoe
I was talking to some dog walkers in the park this morning and said I thought his work derivative. They disagreed. Do you? http://artuk.org/discover/artworks/search/actor:henry-paul-18761958...
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AB Editor
Afternoon! Maybe I should have posted this in health & medicine... http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2016/08/03/read-books-live-longer/ "Compared with those who did not read books, those who read for up...
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turbo_stan
hi, i'm looking for any contacts or information about Brian Newell, the author of short story "What devil wants"/"What does the devil" (which is a part of famous library "World's shortest stories")....
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Samuraisan
The kindle edition is free this week. I love this author....
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pastafreak
All of the Simon Serralier series are on offer at 99p...that's for kindle. For anyone who may be interested....
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08012006
Why is Dylan Thomas's work called "Under Milk Wood"...
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Jennykenny
How many books do you have? I was fascinated to read recently that the average number of books per household is 200. I think I have about 150, but got rid of at least another 150 when we moved down...
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atalanta
I once read a book ( many years ago) which was supposed to be the story of a chair, told by the chair itself, including all sorts of grand places it had been kept, and all sorts of grand people who...
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jackson
Does anyone recall their children having a book called The LearningTree (30 plus years ago?) Would love to track it down as it was such a favourite Thank you
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nellypope
I know Janet and Alan Ahlberg used it for their Funnybones book, but I always thought it was older than that. When I was a kid we played a game which started with "in a dark dark town, was a dark dark...
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Gromit
Related to naomi's question below. I have just quickly counted. I have over 900 physical books. Complete waste of space. I did get rid of a load last time I moved house, but it crept up again....

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