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Cardboard Nation

October 24, 2021

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Dormouse — a protected woodland species originating in Europe, Asia and Africa and an adopted native of East Anglia. A character in Alice in Wonderland, very fond of tea. Also artist, writer and diarist of the post-Brexit years, living with Long Covid.

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