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  In Conversation with John Pilger at the V&A

  In the theatre of journalism, John Pilger is one of the great leading men....

  Michael John 10th December 2014
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  Physical books are still irreplaceable

  After the introduction of Kindles and e-books and tablets, the world got a little bit...

  Miriam Karmali 10th December 2014
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  Five of the best book-to-screen adaptations

  The art of adaptation is a tricky business, with most attempts being met with groans...

  Natasha Furlong 2nd December 2014
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  London bookshops: Five independent alternatives to WHSmith and Waterstones

  There is nothing like browsing in independent...

  Naomi Joseph 28th November 2014
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  In Conversation with Noam Chomsky at the British Academy

  It would be near-impossible to downplay or dismiss the lifetime’s...

  Michael John 27th November 2014
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  The Temporary Bride by Jennifer Klinec

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  The Temporary Bride is a work born of a colliding of cultures, and a life...

  Georgia Mizen 26th November 2014
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  ArchWay With Words 2014: Will Self in conversation

  Will Self was at ArchWay With Words to promote his new work Shark. The...

  Michael John 17th October 2014
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  ArchWay With Words 2014: Will Self

  Will Self is one of those increasingly rare and precious figures in contemporary British...

  Michael John 15th October 2014
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  The Miniaturist by Jessie Burton

  ★★★★★

  Nella Oortman has married a man apart, though she does not yet know it. Her...

  Georgia Mizen 27th August 2014
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  Friendship by Emily Gould

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  One of the things about the New York novel – a choice of setting that...

  Francesca Laidlaw 18th August 2014
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