/lit/ - Literature

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>In 2014 the BBC announced it was looking to re-make a new version of Civilization. This announcement led to a great deal of debate in the media as to who would be capable of fronting a programme like Civilization today with Craig Henderson, Mary Beard, and Griselda Pollock and others being suggested.[14] Later reports suggested the BBC was interested in the remake of Civilization reflecting the move in academia away from a single point of view in history towards a pluralistic approach by appointing several presenters.

A cashier once mentioned that she loved Brideshead Revisited when I was buying a copy. I said, as a joke, that it was a shame they didn't have any of the prequels. She thought I was serious. I've been going out of my way to visit the other bookstores in the city or using Amazon for five years.

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