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The call of home is loud – talking Slade with Frank Lea
Following this site’s review of the newly-published memoir from Slade legend Jim Lea, How Does It Feel? Slade and Beyond, co-written with Daryl Easlea (Omnibus Press, 2026), here’s a second WriteWyattUK feature celebrating that publication, as we bring you an … Continue reading
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