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Hull celebrates its tenure as Britain's City of Culture festival in December 2017
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We Know What We Are
by Russ Litten
(Obliterati Press, £8.99)
MOST of the stories in Russ Litten’s new collection were written last year when Hull was City of Culture, not that its cast of marginals and black-economy misfits would have noticed the celebrations or cared that much.
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