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Literary musings: Changing tastes 
(Another) 52 Books | by Bibliophile(noreply@blogger.com) | Sat, Jun 20
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Then I discovered fantasy, which may well be called a rekindling of my interest in fairy tales. My favourites were the Pern series by Anne MacCaffrey and Piers Anthony's Xanth books. Just when I was beginning to get tired of both, I discovered Terry Pratchett, who has been my favourite autho...
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