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InCreative Scotland LiteraturebyViccy AdamsCove & Kilcreggan Book Festival - 2020 editionLearn more about the Cove and Kilcreggan Book Festival digital programme in 2020, supported by an award from the Open Fund for…May 12, 2021
InCreative Scotland LiteraturebyViccy AdamsSociety of Authors — advocating for writers in ScotlandLearn more about the Society of Author’s plans to advocate for all writers in Scotland, with support from the Open Fund for OrganisationsMar 2, 2022
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