Londoners
The Days and Nights of London NowAs Told by Those Who Love It, Hate It, Live It, Left It, and Long for It
by Craig Taylor
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appears in About London, About United Kingdom, and Travel.
In Londoners, acclaimed journalist Craig Taylor paints readers an epic portrait of today?s London that is as rich and lively as the city itself. In the style of Studs Terkel (Working, Hard Times, The Good War) and Dave Isay (Listening Is an Act of Love), Londoners offers up the stories, the gripes, the memories, and the dreams of those in the grea...
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appears in About London, About United Kingdom, and Travel.
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