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Tag Archives: UQP
Etymology Meets Lord of the Rings – the story behind Word Hunters
Okay, I can’t say Word Hunters is exactly ‘etymology meets Lord of the Rings’ – is anything? – but a while ago that seemed like a great line to open a pitch with. (It is young people on a challenging … Continue reading →
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Nick Earls 