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Harrogate: Liver Poached In Wine, But No Fava Beans

Posted at 5:10PM Wednesday 28 Jul 2010

From a darkened room, Mark Billingham reflects on the eighth Harrogate Crime-Writing Festival, a social and professional must for those with blood on their minds, if not their hands

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