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Central Market Books in the dawn of change
Is Central Market Books entering its final chapter after three decades of trading literary treasures?
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MoreAfter reading the inside story of Indonesia as told by a British outsider, Connor reflects on the simultaneous pitfalls and value of objectivity.
MoreApparently, there’s a secret society of book reviewers, and one of their rules is that you’re never allowed to admit that you like straightforward books. With this column, Connor has ruined his chances of becoming a member.
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