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Listen to Anne Sebba, one of Britain's foremost biographers, talk about a toy typewriter, female journalists in the 70s, researching history's hidden heroines, Greek salad, reading as much as writing - and her latest book about Ethel Rosenberg and the US' biggest miscarriage of justice.
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