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    -WIKIPEDIA: Francis Spufford
    -AUTHOR PAGE: Francis Spufford (Faber)
    -WIKIPEDIA: Golden Hill
    -ETEXT: Red Plenty (PDF)
    -BOOK SITE: red Plenty (Graywolf Press)
    -GOOGLE BOOK: Red Plenty
    -VIDEO: Francis Spufford introduces Red Plenty (Faber and Faber)
    -ESSAY: The trouble with atheists: a defence of faith: Francis Spufford has heard all the arguments against Christianity. He understands the objections of Dawkins and Hitchens and he realises it's a guess as to whether there's a God or not. But here he offers a defence of his faith (Francis Spufford, 31 Aug 2012, The Guardian)
    -ESSAY: ‘I read Walter Scott to myself – in my pathetic imitation of a Border-Scots accent’: The author on his campaign to read all Ali Smith, repeated failed attempts to tackle Proust and his shame about Shakespeare’s Sonnets (Francis Spufford, 10 Nov 2017, The Guardian)
    -EXCERPT: Winter Nights from True Stories (Francis Spufford)
    -ESSAY: How do novelists write about faith in a culture that's moving past it?: Oddly, the less people know about something the harder it is to tell them about it. (Francis Spufford, October 2, 2017, Christian Century)
    -PODCAST: Books of the year, with Sarah Perry and Francis Spufford (Guardian Books Podcast, 12/30/16)
    -VIDEO INTERVIEW: Book Discussion with Francis Spufford: Book TV’s Peter Slen interviewed Francis Spufford in London about his works and about being a practicing Christian in a largely secular country. (Peter Slen, 3/12/13, CSPAN: Book TV) -INTERVIEW: Francis Spufford: 'I’m still angry about what has been done to this country': The Golden Hill author talks about the family tragedy that fed his love of reading, being a middle-class socialist and why he’s trying to ‘scuff off’ the period glow of historical fiction (Lisa Allardice, 2/06/21, The Guardian)
    -INTERVIEW: An Interview with Francis Spufford: A Death Sentence, Then a Wedding (Anthony Domestico, June 28, 2017, Commonweal)
    -PODCAST: Francis Spufford (Little Atoms, 14th January 2011)
    -PODCAST: FRANCIS SPUFFORD Red Plenty: Industry! Progress! Abundance! Inside the Fifties Soviet Dream (March 30, 2012, New Books Network)
    -INTERVIEW: Francis Spufford: ‘It’s taken me this long to be on reasonable terms with my own psyche’ (Interview by Anita Sethi, 29 May 2016, The Guardian)
    -INTERVIEW: The books of revelations: why are novelists turning back to religion?: There is a sense that, in recent years, novelists have formed part of a rearguard action in response to Richard Dawkins’s New Atheist consensus. Philip Maughan talks to Marilynne Robinson, Francis Spufford and Rowan Williams about God in literature. (Philip Maughan, 27 NOVEMBER 2014, New Statesman)
    -INTERVIEW: Q&A: Francis Spufford, author of Golden Hill (Jordan E. Taylor, 6/06/18, The Junto)
    -PROFILE: Paul, same-sex marriage and the slavery argument (Julian Mann, 03 August 2021, Christianity Today)
    -Red Plenty Seminar (Crooked Timber)
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    -ESSAY: The Quest for Red Plenty: The failure of economic planning in the Soviet Union does not mean that effective socialist economic planning will never be possible. (Ben Burgis, 4/11/22, Current Affairs)
    -REVIEW ESSAY: Francis Spufford’s Red Plenty Pushes Historical Boundaries: In his compelling new book about the Soviet Union, Francis Spufford blends fiction and history. Max McGuinness questions why historians have overlooked the historical imagination. (Max McGuinness, Jul. 13, 2017, Daily Beast)
    -ARTICLE: Francis Spufford pens unauthorised Narnia novel: The Stone Table hailed as a ‘seamless recreation’ of CS Lewis’s style, but this addition to the acclaimed series of children’s books may never be published (Richard Lea, 10 May 2019, The Guardian)
    -BOOK LIST: Beyond Mantel: the historical novels everyone must read: Francis Spufford’s Golden Hill (John Mullan, 29 Feb 2020, The Guardian)
    -BOOK LIST: The Best Books on the Politics of Information recommended by Henry Farrell: #1 Red Plenty (Interview by Sophie Roell, 5 Books)
    -ARTICLE: Francis Spufford wins the Ondaatje prize with Golden Hill: ‘Astonishingly rich’ portrait of 18th-century New York scoops award for book with finest sense of place (Danuta Kean, 8 May 2017, The Guardian)
    -ESSAY: The Remarkable Blessings of the Price System (Donald J. Boudreaux, May 18, 2020, AIER)
    -ARCHIVES: Francis Spufford (New Statesman)
    -ARCHIVES: Francis Spufford (Christian Century)
    -ARCHIVES: Francis Spufford (Granta)
    -ARCHIVES: Francis Spufford (The Guardian)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty by Francis Spufford (David Henderson, Regulation)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty (James Meek, The Observer)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty (Steven Rose, The Guardian)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty (Dwight Garner, NY Times)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty (Charlotte Hobson, The Telegraph)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty (Mary Dejevsky, Independent)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty (Kim Hedges, Minneapolis Star tribune)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty (Jo Walton, Tor)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty (Adam Roberts, Strange Horizons)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty (Rachel Polonsky, Times uk)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty (Dallas Morning News)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty (J. Hoberman, London Review of Books)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty (Marshall Poe, New Books in History)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty (Kirkus)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty (Philip Cunliffe, Marx & Philosophy Review of Books)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty (Waldemar Ingdahl, The Freeman)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty (Publishers weekly)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty (David Foster, Chicago Boyz)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty (Marxism-Leninism Today)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty (Cherie Ann Parker, Shelf Awareness)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty (Chris Beckett's Fiction)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty (Brad DeLong)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty (Dimiter Toshkov, Research Design Matters)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty (Neil Cooper, The List)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty (Lee Polevoi, Foreword)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty (Frederic Jameson, New Left Review)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty (Justin Wadland, Rain Taxi)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty (Adam Kotsko, New Inquiry)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty (Danny Yee)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty (Richard Elwes, Simple City)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty (Louis Proyect: The Unrepentant Marxist)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty (Three-toed Sloth)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty (Research Excellence Framework)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty (Mark Bernstein)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty (The War on Loneliness)
    -REVIEW: of Red Plenty (The Story and the Truth)
    -REVIEW: of Golden Hill by Francis Spufford (Steven Poole, The guardian0
    -REVIEW: of Golden Hill (Allan Massie, WSJ)
    -REVIEW: of Golden Hill (Maureen Corrigan, NPR)
    -REVIEW: of Golden Hill (Leo Robson, New Statesman)
    -REVIEW: of Golden Hill (Ed Simon, The Millions)
    -REVIEW: of Golden Hill (Steve Donoghue, CS Monitor)
    -REVIEW: of Golden Hill (Kim Van Alkmeade, Off the Shelf)
    -REVIEW: of Golden Hill (Dwight Garner, NY Times)
    -REVIEW: of Golden Hill (Laura Miller, The New Yorker)
    -REVIEW: of Backroom Boys: The Secret Return of the British Boffin by Francis Spufford (Jo Walton, Tor)
    -REVIEW: of Unapologetic by Francis Spufford (Christopher Howse, The Telegraph)
    -REVIEW: of Unapologetic (Nick Spencer, New Statesman)
    -REVIEW: of True Stories by Francis Spufford (Caroline Crompton, New Statesman)
    -REVIEW: of The Child that Books Built by Francis Spufford (Nicholas Fearn, New Statesman)
    -REVIEW: of Light Perpetual by Francis Spufford (Alexandra Harris, The guardian))
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