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Congratulations on your recent win at the Saboteur Awards Festival 2021! How did you feel when you found out that
-Reviewed by Ian Chung– Post-Experimentalism is the new project from the Bartleby Snopes team, and bills itself as the world’s
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Read more-We interrupt the usual broadcast with Claire Trévien– We were delighted to find out today that Sabotage Reviews was nominated
Read more-Reviewed by Charlotte Barnes– When I began reading this book, I did so completely blindly; by this I mean I
Read more-Reviewed by Strat Mastoris– If they gave awards for books with misleading titles, Bernadette Cremin’s Loose Ends would be up there
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