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Bloodaxe Books
Named after the last king of Northumbria, Bloodaxe Books mainly publishes poetry, and their editions of the work of Irina Ratushinskaya , produced while she was a prisoner in a Russian labour camp, fuelled the campaign for her release.
Founder Neil Astley looks back over ten years of work in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Producer SUE DURKAN BBC North East (R)

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Irina Ratushinskaya
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Neil Astley
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