The Life of Saul Bellow: Love and Strife 1965-2005 by Zachary Leader review – the definitive account
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Great literary getaways: 10 writers’ retreats for an inspirational break
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AL Kennedy: ‘It is all terrible but that’s when you can’t despair’
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Book clinic: which books can help with my daughter’s low self-esteem?
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The Vogue by Eoin McNamee review – a Northern Irish mystery
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My fundamentalist childhood: less like a temple, more like a cage
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Pretentious, impenetrable, hard work ... better? Why we need difficult books
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'I've been struggling with it': George RR Martin on The Winds of Winter
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Little by Edward Carey review – vivid tale of Madame Tussaud
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George RR Martin: ‘When I began A Game of Thrones I thought it might be a short story’
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Ten of the best theatre shows for Christmas 2018
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Why Women Have Better Sex Under Socialism by Kristen Ghodsee – review
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How to explain Jacob Rees-Mogg? Start with his father's books
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Gentleman Jack by Angela Steidele review – seductions of a secret diarist
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Word of the year? ‘Single-use’ glosses over the grim truth about plastics
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'Terrible times are coming': the Holocaust diary that lay unread for 70 years
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The Watsons review – Austen heroine brought stunningly back to life
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Amazon's AbeBooks backs down after booksellers stage global protest
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The Personal Gets Political in the Masterful New Novel All the Lives We Never Lived
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Well damn, paper books as small as your phone are actually great
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Slowhand by Philip Norman review – Eric Clapton and the years of excess
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Damaged Goods: The Inside Story of Sir Philip Green by Oliver Shah – review
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Rankin's best photograph: a supermodel in a cow mask
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Under Milk Wood review – Thomas's village moves to north-east England
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The cult of creativity is making us less creative
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Enigma Variations by André Aciman review – meditations on desire
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Top 10 modern Victorian novels
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How to Be Right by James O’Brien review – challenging the convictions of talk-radio callers
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White Teeth review – Zadie Smith's 'multiculti' melting pot boils over
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Booksellers unite in protest as Amazon's AbeBooks withdraws from several countries
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Liane Moriarty on diversity, #MeToo and Nine Perfect Strangers: 'It's a tricky time to be a writer'
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The best recent thrillers – review roundup
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The End of the End of the Earth by Jonathan Franzen; In Mid-Air by Adam Gopnik – review
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The quiet power of reading with your coworkers
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Tips, links and suggestions: what are you reading this week?
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The Radical Democrats by Rob Sears – a poem for the midterms
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Martin Amis on Space Invaders: how games criticism was born
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Guido Guidi: 'Many times I'm not looking when I press the shutter'
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Stephen Fry pronounces the death of classical liberalism: ‘We are irrelevant and outdated bystanders’
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Full Disclosure by Stormy Daniels – digested read
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Jonathan Coe: ‘The British sense of humour is part of our problems’
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‘Perhaps it’s a confessional’: the winner of the Cape/Observer/Comica graphic short story prize 2018
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The Apprentice review: Trump, Putin and the subversion of US democracy
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Dan Brown’s top 10 tips on how to write a bestselling thriller
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Ian Rankin: ‘I couldn’t get on with War and Peace’
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To artist Maira Kalman, ironing clothes is a form of meditation
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Esi Edugyan: ‘I blame The Sheltering Sky for my wanderlust’
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The peasants are revolting! Tom Gauld on the historical novel – cartoon
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playtime review – paeans to beauty and selves that might have been
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Read all about it: can fiction make sense of the news?
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In Extremis by Lindsey Hilsum review – the life of war correspondent Marie Colvin
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Elena Ferrante: beauty and the beast, hero and traitor – stereotypes help stories flow
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Poet laureate: the highest office in poetry | Simon Armitage
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Th*nks for asterisks: the maligned punctuation enjoying Twitter revival
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Drawn from experience: meet the feminist author whose comic strips hit home
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Oscar: A Life by Matthew Sturgis review – Wilde’s status is higher than ever
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How Aladdin's story was forged in Aleppo and Versailles
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Pity Jordan Peterson. Can a giant lobster analogy ever replace a sense of humour?
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The tree whisperer: why ex-comic Bob Gilbert went looking for poplars in Poplar
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Ralph Steadman: 'Trump is a lout. He's a godawful disgrace to humanity'
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11 New Books to Read This November
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The rocky Trump transition is headed to Netflix, thanks to Barack Obama and Michael Lewis
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An American Story by Christopher Priest review – quiet, gripping 9/11 masterpiece
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A Beloved Author Turns the Trump Era Into a Rowdy Detective Story
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From Muriel Spark to Angela Carter: which women should get blue plaques?
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If austerity is (almost) over, what was it anyway?
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Night Train by Thom Jones review – intensity, weirdness and a great ear for idiom
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How to refocus the spotlight on female writers
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Lee Child joins authors auctioning character names for charity
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Novelist Julián Fuks: 'I never thought dark forces might make me leave Brazil'
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