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It’s difficult to call The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman a novel. The first of its nine volumes appeared in 1759, while the novel was still being developed as a genre. But ... 
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An exhibition at the Library of The Royal Society of Medicine to mark the tercentenary of Laurence Sterne (1713-1768). This free exhibition will be running i...
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Writer: Laurence Sterne, adapted by Stephen Oxley Director: Felicity Dean Reviewer: Harry Stern There is a real charm about Stephen Oxley’s portrayal of Laurence Sterne’s eponymous oddity depicted in selected episodes from his landmark work.
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To mark the 300th Anniversary of Laurence Sterne's birth, HISTORYWORKS has made an installation, filmed on location at Shandy Hall where Laurence Sterne lived and wrote eloquent prose, publishing amongst other works, The Life and Opinions of...
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