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Theatre Critic of the Observer. Author of 'A Card from Angela Carter' and 'With Chatwin'.
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Susannah Clapp · At Dungeness

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By Susannah Clapp Verified
| London Review of Books Verified
Here is​ an antidote to current traps and poisons. People who rescue rather than attack, who move in a physical, not a virtual, world, who don’t morally triage others. Who put themselves in danger without aiming to get famous or on television. Who risk their lives without being paid. Dominic Gregory has worked as an adviser to literary estates, including Roald Dahl’s, and run a literary festival.
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Susannah Clapp · At the King’s Gallery: Royal Frocks

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By Susannah Clapp Verified
| London Review of Books Verified
It is​ a fascinating and fawning exhibition. At the King’s Gallery (until 18 October) some three hundred items of clothing belonging to Queen Elizabeth II are displayed – headless, limbless, fleshless – like the remains of extinct animals. Norman Hartnell supplies silky flamboyance and encrustations: lace re-embroidered with sequins and crystals. Hardy Amies, fresh from a ‘distinguished career as a spy’, offers a see-through mac and trim day dress praised for being figure-flattering but ‘demure’.
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Susannah Clapp · Little Mags

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By Susannah Clapp Verified
| London Review of Books Verified
Little magazines​ : big guns. It is hard to overestimate the high hopes and strong feelings swirling around papers which are small in funds and circulation but large in aspiration. For a time the London Review of Books might have been considered a little magazine: uncertain of its future but clear it wanted to put a spoke in the Falklands War.
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