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Re-Reading at Christmas
“What, upon re-reading, do we find we missed before?” Thomas Stewart delves into fantasy novels, Gerald Brom, and the festive practice of re-reading your favorite book.
Exclusive Interview: Exploring the Literary Debut of Bradley Tusk’s ‘Obvious in Hindsight’
In this interview, we delve deeper into Bradley Tusk’s motivations and insights into his debut novel. “Obvious in Hindsight,”
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BOOK REVIEW: ONCE UPON A PRIME: THE WONDROUS CONNECTIONS BETWEEN MATHEMATICS AND LITERATURE
A book that translates maths into literary terms and literature into mathematical values.
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BOOK REVIEW: THE FISHERMAN AND HIS SON
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BOOK REVIEW: A GIFT OF GEOLOGY, ANCIENT LANDSCAPES AND MONUMENTS
A personal investigation into land, and its role in forging a civilisation.
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BOOK REVIEW: LAST HOUSE BEFORE THE MOUNTAIN
A haunting family saga about love, family, and the often unconsidered victims of war.
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BOOK REVIEW: THE LAST POMEGRANATE TREE
Twenty-one years of solitary imprisonment have made the Kurdish freedom-fighter Muzafar-i Subhdam a nomad, roaming inside his own thoughts…
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BOOK REVIEW: SIBLINGS
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BOOK REVIEW: SALT CRYSTALS
An uncompromising new voice from San Andres that describes a magical, transcendent place.
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BOOK REVIEW: THE COLOUR LINE
Scego blends Italy’s contentious past and present, unearthing the layers beneath Rome’s glittering surface.
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BOOK REVIEW: IS THERE RUSH HOUR IN A THIRD WORLD COUNTRY?
How can we map new itineraries of empathy? Cartography is a way to organise knowledge, and a walk is what grounds those ideas in reality.
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BOOK REVIEW: BODY KINTSUGI
A novel which effortlessly transcends the banality of categorisation to tell the story of a body and its struggle to feel whole.
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BOOK REVIEW: WELL-KEPT RUINS
Cixous explores the liminal space between fiction and fact, memory and history, novel and memoir.
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BOOK REVIEW: LIBERATION DAY
Saunders has made a name for himself as both a writers’ writer and a readers’ writer and this collection is full of everything you’d expect from his author.
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BOOK REVIEW: LOVE
Despite dealing with dark subjects, this is a novel of lightness and hope
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BOOK REVIEW: THE THORN PULLER
Ito’s talent for weaving many voices is brilliantly demonstrated in this newly translated work.
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BOOK REVIEW: THE AGE OF DOUBT
A savage and touching exploration of the realities of life in post-civil-war Korea
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BOOK REVIEW: DAUGHTERS BEYOND COMMAND
The novel traces landmark moments in French history, from the 1971 Manifesto of the 343 to the 1981 election of President François Mitterrand.
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BOOK REVIEW: THE AGE OF GOODBYES
Li reanimates the yearnings and struggles of Chinese-Malaysian women over the years, and presents a vivid sense of place.