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Peter Carey on Ned Kelly: ‘Did no one see what I saw, that our famous bushranger was a raging poet?’
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The Names by Florence Knapp audiobook review – a Sliding Doors-style debut
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Poem of the week: Sea-Fever by John Masefield
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Allan Ahlberg obituary
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Martin Cruz Smith
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Most global Booker prize longlist in a decade features Kiran Desai and Tash Aw
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