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Lee Randall

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Thwarted madcap heiress. Free range book festival programmer, editor, writer, bibliophile. Find me where skies are blue. Personal account, this.
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Turn and Face the Strange

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By Lee Randall
| Medium
I was born on Manhattan Island, famous for a prominent statue situated off its south shore, put there to welcome strangers to America. You’ll also find a poem promising newcomers a “world-wide welcome.” The author, Emma Lazarus, was descended from a Sephardic Jewish family that arrived in the United States from Portugal around the time of the American Revolution.
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Cooking up a storm of memories – Bee Wilson’s kitchenalia | The Spectator Australia

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By Lee Randall
| The Spectator Australia Verified
The Heart-Shaped Tin: Love, Loss and Kitchen Objects Fourth Estate, pp.320, 18.99 When Bee Wilson’s husband abruptly called time on their 23-year marriage, she was left with a house full of memories embedded in the everyday objects around her. Two months after his departure, the heart-shaped tin of the title – in which she’d baked their wedding cake – clattered to the floor for no apparent reason.
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Viktor Orbán is not anti-Semitic

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By Monica Porter, Daniel DePetris, Charles Lipson, Lee Randall
| The Spectator (World) Verified
Much of the criticism directed at Viktor Orbán, Hungary’s long-serving populist prime minister, is richly deserved. Orbán poses as the bête noire of the EU, despite Hungary being a net recipient of EU largesse. Another source of the opprobrium directed against Orbán is his opposition to aiding Ukraine in its existential war against Russia. This is downright indecent for someone who, as a handsome young political firebrand in 1989, helped to end Soviet control of Hungary.
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