To celebrate ten years of blogging and five years of Make Wealth History later this year, I gave the blog a major design overhaul.
December 20, 2011
Make Wealth History re-design
By Jeremy
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I'm a writer and thinker, a lover of books, words and stories, art, film and photography. I live in Luton, and divide my time between working for a small publisher, and freelance writing, community activism, and gardening my little patch of Earth.
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