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MagazineInterview with Yael Politis
Bernadette, publisher at Holland Park Press in conversation with Yael Politis author of The Lonely Tree.
Find out more Spare me the Blushes
One day on your way to work you think: well, why not, I will call my boss dad (or mum when the boss is a woman). It is hard to take such an idea seriously. Yet calling your boss mum or dad is the biggest slip-up you can make in the workplace, according to British research which contacted 3000 employees. So it does seem to happen.
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Literature Today - Your novel’s best subject is right in front of you What is your view? Join our forum to have your say.
Authors - Do we want a Vuvuzela Democracy? I am sure you have an opinion about the controversial horn. Read the column and cast your opinion.
Books - What have Eline Vere and Amy Winehouse in common? A lively discussion is in progress.
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Featured BookHedwig's Journey ‘Why did Hedwig end up in Paris after getting lost in London? Read more about it.’ Revised version of the original translation by Margaret Robinson. Why did Hedwig end up in Paris after getting lost in London? |
NewsFrederik van Eeden Poetry Competition23 July 2010 Shortlisted Poems Find out more Justice for Srebrenica 11 July 2010 Remembering the fall of the Bosnian enclave Find out more 226 Poems! 01 July 2010 Frederik van Eeden Poetry Competition Roundup
Find out more My Father from King of Tuzla 17 June 2010 To celebrate Father’s Day Find out more Holland Park Press is now on Facebook 27 May 2010 Like us and become a fan Find out more The Lonely Tree on Twitter 14 May 2010 Follow Tonia Shulman Find out more The Lonely Tree is now available 15 March 2010 A moving novel about the soul of Israel by Yael Politis Find out more Forever Available – Van Eeden in England 26 March 2010 Hedwig’s Journey featured in Society’s Annual Yearbook Find out more Have you met Hedwig? 09 March 2010 Read Hedwig’s Journey to get acquainted. Find out more Admire the portraits of your favourite authors 03 March 2010 In the new portrait gallery of the refurbished Letterkundig Museum. Find out more Where is the Arnhemse Jongen? 01 March 2010 Looking for his columns? Find out more Holland Park Press on twitter 14 January 2010 You can now follow us on  .
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