Moreover and out
THIS week, the section that for five years has been called “Moreover” has been renamed “Books and Arts”, and there is more of it. As we explained in the final edition of our monthly “Review” in July, the reason for this change is that we felt that the combination of a monthly (well, actually, ten times yearly) supplement for book reviews and a weekly section on the arts, book reviews and sundry other topics was confusing.
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