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Once upon a time in the real world; OLDER CHILDREN; Philip Womack delves into the best new titles for expanding young minds

Daily telegraph (London, England : 1969), 2013-11-23, p.23

Womack, Philip

2013

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Where the wild things are; In TC Boyle's unadorned fictions, a bleak universe is redeemed by the beauty of nature, says Philip Womack

Daily telegraph (London, England : 1969), 2013-10-26, p.35

Womack, Philip

2013

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CLASSICS; Philip Womack enjoys an amiable attempt to rehabilitate the reputation of the poet Horace

Sunday telegraph (London, England), 2013-07-21, p.21

Womack, Philip

2013

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Familiar but scary fare; We all love a good ghost story, even if the plot is well worn, says Philip Womack

Daily telegraph (London, England : 1969), 2013-06-22, p.27

Womack, Philip

2013

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A CHILD IN TIME; One by one my favourite childrens books are making their by to my adult shelves

Daily telegraph (London, England : 1969), 2013-06-15, p.29

Womack, Philip

2013

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Time travel with Dr Johnson; A PAGE IN THE LIFE; Marcel Theroux speaks to Philip Womack about his bold new sci-fi adventure

Daily telegraph (London, England : 1969), 2013-05-11, p.27

Womack, Philip

2013

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Philip Womack enjoys a sympathetic and finely balanced portrait of the creator of Narnia; BIOGRAPHY

Sunday telegraph (London, England), 2013-04-21, p.29

Womack, Philip

2013

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Towards the walled garden; A superb myth-fuelled poetry collection enchants Philip Womack

Daily telegraph (London, England : 1969), 2013-03-09, p.23

Womack, Philip

2013

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What have the Romans ever done? Mary Beard breathes new life into the classics, finds Philip Womack

Daily telegraph (London, England : 1969), 2013-03-02, p.29

Womack, Philip

2013

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Ruin is round the corner; Jim Crace's new novel is beautifully written but too heavy handed with its central message, finds Philip Womack

Daily telegraph (London, England : 1969), 2013-02-23, p.27

Womack, Philip

2013

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A searching new life presents Jane Austen as glittering sophisticate, says Philip Womack; BIOGRAPHY

Sunday telegraph (London, England), 2013-01-27, p.29

Womack, Philip

2013

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Creative thinking; Philip Womack welcomes a playful new take on the process of writing

Daily telegraph (London, England : 1969), 2013-01-19, p.31

Womack, Philip

2013

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This Ancient Greece-set tale is as limited as the life of its protagonist, finds Philip Womack; FICTION

Sunday telegraph (London, England), 2013-01-06, p.22

Womack, Philip

2013

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Grimms' HAIRY TALES; Our jolly pantomimes, inspired by the Grimm Brothers' tales, derive from bloody and disturbing stories, writes Philip Womack

Daily telegraph (London, England : 1969), 2012-12-21, p.27

Womack, Philip

2012

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Elusive companions; Philip Womack is beguiled by a witty fictional collection

Daily telegraph (London, England : 1969), 2012-12-08, p.35

Womack, Philip

2012

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Tangible treasures; Philip Womack stocks up on beautiful editions to be read with a martini; CLASSICS

Daily telegraph (London, England : 1969), 2012-11-24, p.21

Womack, Philip

2012

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Philip Womack enjoys a lively manifesto for the virtues of penmanship; LETTERS

Sunday telegraph (London, England), 2012-11-04, p.28

Womack, Philip

2012

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The ties that bind us now; AM Homes's ambitious novel impresses Philip Womack

Daily telegraph (London, England : 1969), 2012-11-03, p.30

Womack, Philip

2012

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Philip Womack commends a clear and humorous retelling of Grimm fairy tales; FICTION

Sunday telegraph (London, England), 2012-10-14, p.30

Womack, Philip

2012

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We are all Calibans

Daily telegraph (London, England : 1969), 2012-10-13, p.31

Womack, Philip

2012

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Is it really too much to ask students to read children’s books?

The Spectator (London. 1828), 2024-10

Womack, Philip

2024

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Chapter and verse: Is it really too much to ask students to read a book?

The Spectator (London. 1828), 2024-10, Vol.356 (10235), p.14

Womack, Philip

2024

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Bring back the stiffy

The Spectator (London. 1828), 2024-10

Womack, Philip

2024

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Invitations

The Spectator (London. 1828), 2024-10, Vol.356 (10232), p.49

Womack, Philip

2024

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Weirdstone's successor haunts like a dream

Daily telegraph (London, England : 1969), 2012-08-25, p.25

Womack, Philip

2012

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Once upon a time in the real world; OLDER CHILDREN; Philip Womack delves into the best new titles for expanding young minds

Where the wild things are; In TC Boyle's unadorned fictions, a bleak universe is redeemed by the beauty of nature, says Philip Womack

CLASSICS; Philip Womack enjoys an amiable attempt to rehabilitate the reputation of the poet Horace

Familiar but scary fare; We all love a good ghost story, even if the plot is well worn, says Philip Womack

A CHILD IN TIME; One by one my favourite childrens books are making their by to my adult shelves

Time travel with Dr Johnson; A PAGE IN THE LIFE; Marcel Theroux speaks to Philip Womack about his bold new sci-fi adventure

Philip Womack enjoys a sympathetic and finely balanced portrait of the creator of Narnia; BIOGRAPHY

Towards the walled garden; A superb myth-fuelled poetry collection enchants Philip Womack

What have the Romans ever done? Mary Beard breathes new life into the classics, finds Philip Womack

Ruin is round the corner; Jim Crace's new novel is beautifully written but too heavy handed with its central message, finds Philip Womack

A searching new life presents Jane Austen as glittering sophisticate, says Philip Womack; BIOGRAPHY

Creative thinking; Philip Womack welcomes a playful new take on the process of writing

This Ancient Greece-set tale is as limited as the life of its protagonist, finds Philip Womack; FICTION

Grimms' HAIRY TALES; Our jolly pantomimes, inspired by the Grimm Brothers' tales, derive from bloody and disturbing stories, writes Philip Womack

Elusive companions; Philip Womack is beguiled by a witty fictional collection

Tangible treasures; Philip Womack stocks up on beautiful editions to be read with a martini; CLASSICS

Philip Womack enjoys a lively manifesto for the virtues of penmanship; LETTERS

The ties that bind us now; AM Homes's ambitious novel impresses Philip Womack

Philip Womack commends a clear and humorous retelling of Grimm fairy tales; FICTION

We are all Calibans

Is it really too much to ask students to read children’s books?

Chapter and verse: Is it really too much to ask students to read a book?

Bring back the stiffy

Invitations

Weirdstone's successor haunts like a dream

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