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The American Edit

The American Edit

By Meg Rosoff on 8 August 2011

What with the American credit rating downgrade, the stock market plummeting and riots all over London, I’m grateful to have an American edit at all.  I mean, who’s got time to think about publishing books when our time would be better spent digging Anderson shelters in the back garden and stocking them with canned goods? [...]

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