Baranyai: We need civil debate; we get disheartening division

ByThe London Free Press
The Willy Wonkas of the culture war have spoken (and shouted, and tweeted) and the outcome is a draw – and also a retreat. Henceforth, Penguin will release two versions of Roald Dahl's notoriously wacky children's books: an updated set that alters some derogatory language, and a "Classic Collection" that leaves the original text intact. Read More


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