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Daniel Cook, The Conversation
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Walter Scott at 250: So much more than a great historical novelist
Fortunately for the casual reader, Walter Scott, born in 1771, was more than a novelist. He was also a master of the short story.
Daniel Cook, The Conversation
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‘Robinson Crusoe’ 300 years on: Daniel Defoe’s unreliable narrative set up enduring colonial myths
Arguably the first English novel, ‘Robinson Crusoe’ has had a profound impact on global literature.
Daniel Cook, The Conversation
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Starting with ‘sex pest’ Robert Burns, many poets have behaved in ways they should be called out for
If we have to continue reading their work, we have no choice but to separate the poetry from the poet.
Daniel Cook, The Conversation
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