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Vincent Shaw

Care & Craft – Why it's more than nostalgia. From William Morris to Tolkien, from Gothic Revival to Hogwarts

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    Artist, writer and storyteller. Forty years of stories and paint, and a great-great-grandfather who made stained glass windows for William Morris. I write about books, art, craft and the English imagination. Sussex, UK. A new essay every week.

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