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Ann Quin’s final book, “Tripticks,” is a parodic takedown of 1960s American culture that both mocks and engages seriously with the material of that culture. https://t.co/jQ0PXNSJMR — PolitiTweet.org

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Two of Charles Darwin’s early notebooks vanished, then reappeared 17 years later. The question of who took and returned the diaries—a disgruntled former employee, a larcenous academic—remains unsolved. https://t.co/rveB7A9pya — PolitiTweet.org

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Charlotte Mendelson writes about finally receiving a London garden allotment after years of waiting. “Simply being there, listening to the birdsong, leaves me grinning from the moment I open the padlocked gate,” she writes. https://t.co/p50Dv7gA8J — PolitiTweet.org

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