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Virago Modern Classics celebrate 40 years of rediscovering forgotten novels

10th August 201810th August 2018 Ian Scott

When Hilary Mantel returned to Britain in 1982 after living in Botswana for five years she noticed unfamiliar green book spines everywhere. She discovered that these were Virago Modern Classics and recognised them as a change for the better in the world of publishing. Virago was founded in 1975 by Carmen Callil, Marsha Rowe and Rosie […]

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