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The activists’ war on book festivals spells disaster for authors

5 June 2024

10:59 PM

5 June 2024

10:59 PM

Touring the country’s literary festivals as an author isn’t glamorous. Like travelling salesmen, we get into our cars or board trains to head to destinations that are often hundreds of miles away to talk about our books for an hour or so. The audience – if the talk has gone well – will then hopefully buy some copies.

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