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Hall, Andrew

Andrew Hall works as an advisor on nutrition for the charity Save the Children. He has published a biography and bibliography of the Jersey artist Edmund Blampied and is compiling a bibliography of the work of J. L. Carr.

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20111201154143 Andrew Hall on J. L. Carr, Slightly Foxed Issue 32

Extra-ordinary Cricketers . . .

Andrew Hall on the maps, dictionaries and small books of J. L. Carr

In July 1967 the schoolmaster and part-time novelist J. L. Carr took two years’ leave of absence to see if he could make a living as a publisher of illustrated maps and booklets of poetry. Both were unusual: the maps featured small, annotated drawings of people, buildings, flowers, animals and recipes associated with places in the old English counties and were meant for framing and to stimulate discussion, while the works of British poets were presented in 16-page booklets, as Carr believed that people could only absorb a few poems at a time.

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