The People Behind When the Sparrows Grow Anxious: Lili Yazdi and Trish Amichi
It doesn’t take just a writer to write a book. It takes collaborators, advocates, editors, agents, translators, encouragers and behind-the-scenes […]
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When the Sparrows Grow Anxious: how do you decide on a book title?
When the Sparrows Grow Anxious takes its title from the ordinary bird that lives close to human beings: on rooftops, in
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When the Sparrows Grow Anxious: is it still the work of the English?
In Iran, there is a famous common saying: “It’s the work of the English” and whilst the UK government resisted backing the
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Day Four at Roland Garros: Jones Falls, Boulter Remains, Djokovic Persists and the Clay Begins Making Demands
Dear resigned reader, It is my solemn responsibility to report that Day Four of Roland-Garros opened with British interests once
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Day Three at Roland Garros: British Interests, Red Clay and the Sad Collapse of the Expeditionary Spirit
Dear disappointed reader, It is my difficult responsibility to report that British interests at Roland-Garros have entered what the Foreign
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To our dear, dear readers: the French Open de Roland-Garros a commencé!
From: Julian Pilkington-Sterne, Acting Assistant Deputy Director of Narrative Clay-Court InterpretationTo: Anyone still emotionally solvent after Day OneTime and Place: Roland-Garros, Sunday 24