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The Story of Writing: From Stone Age to Kindle
Ever since the first men sat around their camp fire, people have wondered about the meaning of life. Who am I? Why am I here? One of the ways we answer these questions is to tell stories… ‘LifeWorks’ In the … Continue reading
Posted in History, LifeWorks, Writing
Tagged cuneiform, Jane Bailey, Jane Bailey Bain, Jane Bain, LifeWorks, Oxford, printing press, publishing, Queen's, stone age, Sumerian, writing
