RofC Podcast Short List Prize Special

where I, Neil Griffiths, interview the judges of …

An episode of the The Republic of Consciousness Podcast podcast, hosted by The Republic of Consciousness, titled "RofC Podcast Short List Prize Special" was published on March 20, 2019 and runs 74 minutes.

March 20, 2019 ·74m · The Republic of Consciousness Podcast

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where I, Neil Griffiths, interview the judges of this year's RofC Prize for Small Presses, Catherine Taylor, Niven Govinden and David Collard

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where I, Neil Griffiths, interview the judges of this year's RofC Prize for Small Presses, Catherine Taylor, Niven Govinden and David Collard

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