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Case for Uniform Certification

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By Charles Wright
| AWWA Opflow Verified
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Rec Letter: The Books That Help Us Write

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By Bernadette Mayer, Charles Wright
| Substack
Earlier this week, we opened for general submissions (in case you missed it!), which got us thinking about the books that have most shaped our own writing lives. Most of us who work at The Yale Review are writers ourselves—poets, essayists, novelists, critics, historians. So when we asked some members of our editorial team to share a book that helped them with their own writing, we expected a wide-ranging list. Some of the books below offer models for argument or form.
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Can Square Mile tension between heritage and growth be eased?

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By Charles Wright
| OnLondon
A new skirmish in the war over development in the City of London seems to be breaking out – and not instigated by the usual “heritage lobby” suspects. This time it’s the City Corporation launching the attack, with the Historic England quango in its sights. It isn’t holding back.
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