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Language and sexual difference
Memory and gender in medieval Europe, 900-1200
Modernist writers and the marketplace
Modernist writers and the marketplace

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John Evelyn Esquire: an Anglican layman of the seventeenth century
Collaboration and writing
Collaboration and writing

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By Jane Hyman

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Cara Bear writes a story while at the beach, then helps her brother Max unstick his boat.

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The ability to name cats
The ability to name cats

By Sandy Brownjohn

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A world of words
A world of words

By Jackie Stutus

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Find out how writers use words to help and teach us.

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Engendering fictions
Engendering fictions

By Lyn Pykett

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