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Love Your Work

"AS I see it, the happy people are those whose work is the centre of their lives; the unhappy ones are those who push it to one side and try to make their leisure the centre of their lives. Writers, I know, are fortunate; for it’s easy to make writing the centre of your life, even if you are only a very humble writer. Speaking humbly, and speaking for myself, I think I have been very fortunate." — Dilys . Powell, wellknown film critic, in a BBC programme.

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New Zealand Listener, Volume 28, Issue 724, 29 May 1953, Page 11

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Love Your Work New Zealand Listener, Volume 28, Issue 724, 29 May 1953, Page 11

Love Your Work New Zealand Listener, Volume 28, Issue 724, 29 May 1953, Page 11

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