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Drawn from life: why have novelists stopped making things up?
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Going it alone: why I chose single motherhood
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The brilliant thing about Barack Obama’s relationship advice is that it’s blindingly obvious
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The woman who dissected the absurdity of racism through science fiction
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'Xenophobic and racist': Elena Ferrante warns of danger to Italy from Matteo Salvini
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Elena Ferrante: Matteo Salvini seems persuasive – until he bangs his racist fists
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'Wilful misreading': Lionel Shriver replies to critics in diversity row
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Reading group webchat: Rebecca West's biographer on her feminism, HG Wells and politics
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Dave Eggers: ‘I always picture Trump hiding under a table’
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Eleanor Catton: ‘The Bostonians sends me to sleep every time I pick it up’
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This Woman Went to Art School in Her 60s, Proving It’s Never Too Late to Pivot
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Love Songs: The Hidden History by Ted Gioia review – a fascinating study of origins
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The King and the Catholics by Jessie Childs review – the emancipation of 1829
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Doctors’ orders: writers from the medical world on how to cure the NHS
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Preti Taneja's 'awe-inspiring' reimagining of King Lear wins Desmond Elliott prize
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The future's female? 2000AD's all-women special
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The Mars Room by Rachel Kushner – what it means to be poor and female in America
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Top 10 books about the afterlife
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Garfield’s creator, 40 years on: 'I'm still trying to get it right'
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Does Elon Musk really understand Iain M Banks's 'utopian anarchist' Culture?
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Barack Obama’s recommended reading list on inequality and identity
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“Fire and Fury” author Michael Wolff breaks down Donald Trump’s sales tactics
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Helen Macdonald on Camberley, Surrey: ‘No place has so indelibly shaped my writing life’
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Crudo by Olivia Laing review – a shimmering experimental novel
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Lucy Worsley picks five books that explore hidden domestic lives
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Quentin Blake to auction 'joyful' mother and baby watercolours
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First Man In: Leading from the Front by Ant Middleton – digested read
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There’s so much more to “The Pisces” than hot merman sex
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Summer by Karl Ove Knausgaard – review
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From Lawrence of Arabia to Breaking Bad: the desert as a cultural oasis
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The best recent crime novels – review roundup
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Rise of the machines: has technology evolved beyond our control?
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Risotto, robotics and virtual reality: how Canada created the world's best libraries
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Bill Clinton and James Patterson are a publishing dream team
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Unusual suspects: the writers diversifying detective fiction
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Never Anyone But You by Rupert Thomson review – life transformed by art
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How India’s first newspaper exposed the corrupt British East India Company
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Stan Lee: police probe reports of elder abuse against Marvel mogul
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My father, the child star: a graphic novelist reflects on the cost of fame
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Weegee's crime scene photography as a graphic novel – in pictures
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A History of the World in Seven Cheap Things review – how capitalism works
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Shopping for the Perfect Shirt With Writer David Sedaris
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Morality clauses: are publishers right to police writers?
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If having a dog means you can never have another holiday, is it worth it?
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Maya Angelou and me: adapting her memoirs brought me eye to eye with an icon
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Mike McCormack wins €100,000 International Dublin literary award with one-sentence novel
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