The Dublin Review
The spring Dublin Review also includes Ian Sansom’s diary for 2025, another witty and bracing instalment in his chronicle of his own life and that of his family; Liam Harrison’s vivid chronicle of a summer he spent working on a ranch in northern California; Maartje Scheltens’s account of a project to create an archive of the processes and materials used in the last years of paper-based publishing; and Philip Connors’s essay about the annual reunion of the small group of people who spend each sum
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- Category: magazine
- Website: https://thedublinreview.com
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The spring Dublin Review also includes Ian Sansom’s diary for 2025, another witty and bracing instalment in his chronicle of his own life and that of his family; Liam Harrison’s vivid chronicle of a summer he spent working on a ranch in northern California; Maartje Scheltens’s account of a project to create an archive of the processes and materials used in the last years of paper-based publishing; and Philip Connors’s essay about the annual reunion of the small group of people who spend each sum
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