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Fanfare! LITFEST 2023

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Well, we've been talking about all these permutations and combinations since 2019!! London is easiest to get to, it's a good central hub, although, yes, expensive. But public transport is excellent. We'll DO this, and then can decide how and where we want to proceed for 2024 ;)

And there's nothing stopping anyone from having Litfest offshoots! I HAVE been thinking of an Irish one... And if soneone was up for planning a Scottish one, I'd be there in a flash!!! :)
Rosslyn Castle. We could book it. A whole ruined castle with rooms you can sleep in (or the caravan park or hotel 5min walk away). Not 2023 obviously.
 
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