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Life is episodic and formless… so where does story structure actually come from, ask Peter and television director Andrew Gillman.  In today’s Write Report, Donna reports that British bookseller Waterstones has bowed to activist pressure group Christian Voice and canceled a poetry reading… “are we living in Iran?” asked the stunned but hapless poet.  Where is Voltaire when you need him?  And another Brit author publishes A Loo With A View, featuring toilets with views from around the world… no doubt also offending some anti-toilet pressure group, somewhere.

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