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Julia Ebner: ‘There's an adrenaline rush in undercover work, getting inside a far-right movement’
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Love lines: the Book Illustration Competition longlist
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Aravind Adiga: ‘The book I wish I’d written? Whatever Hari Kunzru is publishing next’
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Strange Antics by Clement Knox review – a history of seduction
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British Book awards balance art and selling power to decide best writer in 30 years
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‘Real censorship’: Roxane Gay responds to American Dirt death threat row
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Meet the booksellers who are fighting back against the algorithm
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Top 10 books of eco-fiction | Michael Christie
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Dear Life by Rachel Clarke review – a doctor on grief, love and the NHS
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Chiki Sarkar on the jobs that will define India’s future
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Celebrated cartoonist Claire Bretécher dies aged 79
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The Snow Was Dirty is bleak and uncomfortable - but it's also a masterpiece
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“There’s a deep sadness to it”: A new book takes on masculinity in Silicon Valley
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The Bilingual Brain by Albert Costa review – enlightening and astonishing
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Marian Keyes is right: books by male authors are overrated | Suzanne Moore
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New women's fiction prize to address 'gender imbalance' in North America
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Tips, links and suggestions: what are you reading this week?
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Whitechapel mural will celebrate the lives of Jack the Ripper's victims
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Poem of the week: Song by Peter Gizzi
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Why Amazon is betting on stores
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Weather by Jenny Offill review – a storm gathers in Trump’s America
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Who’s in charge? How Anonymous became a star in publishing | Sarah Ditum
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How Agatha Christie mystery The Pale Horse may have inspired a murderer
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In brief: House of Trelawney; Black Leopard, Red Wolf; How to Argue With a Racist – reviews
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Djinn Patrol on the Purple Line by Deepa Anappara – review
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Parisian Lives: Samuel Beckett, Simone de Beauvoir and Me review – a biographer’s voyage
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John Sweeney: ‘You can’t be as neurotic as the BBC and cope with someone like me’
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Unspeakable by John Bercow review – now who’s out of order?
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Candice Carty-Williams: ‘When I was growing up, humour was a deflection’
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Petina Gappah: ‘I learned Swahili to write this’
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Bricks and humour: playful postmodernist architecture – in pictures
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Peter Carey on True History of the Kelly Gang: ‘At 56, I wrote what my younger self could not have managed’
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Tom Gauld on snares for rookie writers of romantic fiction
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Jenny Offill: ‘I no longer felt like it wasn’t my fight’
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To the Lake by Kapka Kassabova review – a dive into dark Balkan waters
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Danez Smith: ‘White people can learn from it, but that’s not who I’m writing for’
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The Hungry and the Fat by Timur Vermes review – broad satire of migration and hypocrisy
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Publishing has to keep up with the world, not the other way round | Candice Carty-Williams
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'Real power is fear': what Machiavelli tells us about Trump in 2020
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Wilmington's Lie review: race, outrage and the roots of modern inequality
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House of horror: the poisonous power of Charlotte Perkins Gilman's 'The Yellow Wallpaper'
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Jojo Moyes: ‘I frequently don’t finish books. I feel it’s mean to name them, though’
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Grown Ups by Marian Keyes review – comic, convincing and true
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Poet laureate Simon Armitage launches 'ambient post-rock' band
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How locked-room mystery king Seishi Yokomizo broke into English at last
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Picture books on prescription
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Jenny Offill’s Weather Is a Doomsday Novel We All Can Relate to
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Love and Other Thought Experiments by Sophie Ward review – the power of empathy
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Beyond borders: the best books about pandemics
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Twenty-First Century Socialism by Jeremy Gilbert review – an optimistic vision
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'A great decade for horror': Joe Hill on the doom boom in comics
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'They honor immigrants': writers pick the greatest migration stories you should read
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Andrea Levy's literary archive acquired by British Library
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10 Children’s Books to Read This Winter, Reviewed By Kids
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'Fake diversity': Barnes and Noble cancels race-swapped classic covers
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George Steiner obituary
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