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    Encounters
    DIARY By Jonathan Wright, Danny Bird and Eleanor Barnett EXPLORE Orkney, Scotland TRAVEL Granada, Spain What’s the first symbol that comes to mind when you think about Japan? Mount Fuji? Cherry blossom? Or, perhaps, it’s that quintessentially Japanes
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    When William Became Fiona
    William Sharp (1855–1905) was a late Victorian author and mystic who wrote under his own name and as his female alter-ego, Fiona Macleod. Born in Paisley, Scotland, Sharp moved to London in his early twenties to pursue a career as a poet and art crit
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    Banished. Exiled. Died… Widowed. Berated. Survived.
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