Edinburgh, Scotland, UK, 21 August 2021. Edinburgh International Book Festival: Pictured: Edinburgh-based author Maggie O’Farrell is at the book festival today talking about her novel ’Hamnet’ which was winner of the Women’s Prize for Fiction

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