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Transcendent Kingdom by Yaa Gyasi review – a profound follow-up to Homegoing
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Nude selfies: are they now art?
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Sally Bayley: what Shakespeare taught me about my family
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Hillary Clinton to publish thriller set in aftermath of US political turmoil
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Empty Houses by Brenda Navarro review – two women, one missing child
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Prints charming: a visual history of Pucci – in pictures
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Tunnel visions and the romance of the railways in Scotland | Letters
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Samuel Beckett’s Happy Days is turning 60. Its image of a trapped woman is as potent as ever
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Boarding school boys bullied me mercilessly – but 30 years on I've found empathy for them
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Poem of the week: A Grey Day by William Vaughn Moody
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As a Black Lord of the Rings fan, I felt left out of fantasy worlds. So I created my own | Namina Forna
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Skin by Kerry Andrew review – atmospheric novel of loss, loneliness and yearning
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'The man was obviously a crook': the decline and fall of Robert Maxwell
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Let Me Tell You What I Mean by Joan Didion review – a masterclass in minimalism
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Catherine Belsey obituary
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Jane Monckton Smith: ‘Domestic abuse isn't a row. It's when one person has become a threat to another’
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Philip Guston's daughter on his Klan paintings: 'They're about white culpability'
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Reem Kassis: how I brought my Palestinian heritage to the table
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Snakes and Ladders by Selina Todd review – down with the meritocracy
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Daughters of Night by Laura Shepherd-Robinson review – scandalous liaisons
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It’s never too late: elderly high-achievers
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Friends by Robin Dunbar review – how important are your pals?
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Unfinished manuscripts that lay behind Palestinian critic’s stated contempt for fiction
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Eliot Higgins: 'People accuse me of working for the CIA'
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On my radar: Brett Anderson's cultural highlights
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My favourite Ishiguro: by Margaret Atwood, Ian Rankin and more
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We Are All Birds of Uganda by Hafsa Zayyan review – a powerful debut
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Kazuo Ishiguro: 'AI, gene-editing, big data ... I worry we are not in control of these things any more'
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Tomorrow Sex Will Be Good Again by Katherine Angel – review
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When Can I Go Back to School? Self-published lockdown story lands major publisher
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Writer's blockdown: after a year inside, novelists are struggling to write
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Vick Hope: 'I didn’t just cry when reading A Little Life, I bawled'
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Open Water by Caleb Azumah Nelson review – an exciting, ambitious debut
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The Color Purple review – musical romance rings hollow from a distance
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Why do video games matter? 20 books every player should read
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Begin Again by Eddie S Glaude Jr review – the US through James Baldwin's eyes
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We Are Not in the World by Conor O’Callaghan review – Beckett on wheels
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Gay Bar by Jeremy Atherton Lin – a going out memoir
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Paradise lost: nature photos that mourn a lost youth – in pictures
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Maxwell’s Demon by Steven Hall – a postmodern mystery
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How to Wash a Heart by Bhanu Kapil review – unsettling reflections on displacement
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Take your seats: unfiltered views of everyday life – in pictures
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Being Lolita by Alisson Wood review – memoir of an illicit relationship
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How we made: Nick Lowe on Cruel to Be Kind
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Fake Accounts by Lauren Oyler review – a whole lot of swiping
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What we can learn from Elizabeth Barrett Browning's years in lockdown
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Bessie Smith by Jackie Kay review – a potent blues brew
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'We wanted people to see we exist': the photographer who recorded lesbian life in the 70s
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A Net for Small Fishes by Lucy Jago review – darkly compelling debut novel
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In the End, It Was All About Love by Musa Okwonga review – affirmative autofiction
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How to Avoid a Climate Disaster by Bill Gates; The New Climate War by Michael E Mann – review
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How we all fell for Simon Hopkinson's lovely tale of roast chicken
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Val McDermid: 'To survive, you had to be twice as good as the guys'
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'I can cry just thinking about it': the most romantic moments in literature
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David Nicholls on One Day: 'I wanted to write an epic love story'
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Isabel Allende: 'Everyone called me crazy for divorcing in my 70s. I’ve never been scared of being alone'
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Lust, loss and linguine: the lockdown love poems of Tim Key
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'In Russia, the new evil is rooted in the old evil': novelist Sergei Lebedev on Putin, poison and state terror
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