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The next chapter in the life story of literature When Mick McCann struggled to find a literary agent, he decided to take matters into his own hand. Russ Litten met the man behind an operation he calls punk publishing.

Veteran writer looks back on a life of crime "WE'VE just come back from Portugal," Robert Barnard informs me as he places a teapot on the living room table, "where, I'm pleased to say, they've learnt how to make tea. In Norway, they never did."

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