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Patrick Joyce: ‘The history of peasants is one of their silence or being silenced’
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Tom Gauld on the writer’s attempts to improve his novel – cartoon
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John Fetterman wants us to respect his pain – even as he mocks Palestinians’
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John Burnside: ‘My stoner friends were into The Hobbit, but Gormenghast was darker’
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Wellness by Nathan Hill review – the tragicomic maladies of marriage
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‘I felt like an FBI agent’: the author who infiltrated the art world
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Spotify claims to have paid audiobook publishers ‘tens of millions’ in royalties
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What we’re reading: writers and readers on the books they enjoyed in January
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N Scott Momaday, Pulitzer-winning Native American novelist, dies aged 89
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Paul Murray and Fern Brady win inaugural Nero book awards
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The big idea: what if every little thing you do changes history?
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Poem of the week: Blood by Holly Pester
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Prime movers: the German circus exploring Amazon through acrobatics
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‘I am not there and I am not here’: a Palestinian American poet on bearing witness to atrocity
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US historians sign brief to support Colorado’s removal of Trump from ballot
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My son is impressed that my book can be read in Estonian | Séamas O’Reilly
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Forbidden Desire in Early Modern Europe review – Christianity’s barbaric war against homosexuality
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Sunday with Yvette Fielding: ‘Who does housework? You’ve got all week’
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Meeting Maurice Sendak, the provocative author of Where the Wild Things Are, in 1984
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I criticised Rwanda, now I wake up screaming after sustained online attacks | Michela Wrong
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Jonathan Escoffery: ‘I was trying to write novels aged nine’
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Beyond cliche and condescension: we need new stories about ‘The North’
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Tom Gauld on where Christmas gift books end up – cartoon
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Books and looks: gen Z is ‘rediscovering’ the public library
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