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s difficult times continue every writer needs all the help they can get to promote their writing work. Some things are ruled out; there have been precious few signing, (will you permit another plug Mr Editor?) is that something operating normally is radio. It may seem normal when you tune in, however many a presenter is putting out their programmes from home and any interviews they do are likely on the telephone rather than with guests in the studio.

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