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Kate Gould on literary inspiration, the state of the publishing industry, The Fine Line’s company ethos, her approach to editing, how to get yourself out there, and how to start putting words on the page and keep at it.

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    • Andrew Crumey on Sputnik Caledonia
    • Beatrice Colin on The Luminous Life of Lilly Aphrodite
    • Chris Roberts of One Eye Grey on folklore and ghost stories
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    • Marc Phillips on The Legend of Sander Grant
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    • Grace Dieu Writers Circle
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