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Book Review
An entertaining but selective introduction to the cities of the future
By Helen Barrett
Book Review
Reading the classics shouldn’t be a duty
By Philip Hensher
Book Review
Reliving the Bataclan massacre
By Thomas P. Lambert
Book Review
The horror and the seeds of hope at Leningrad
By Sinclair McKay
Book Review
Dorothy Parker’s Hollywood hell
By Scott Bradfield
Book Review
Kate Bush — always quite hippy, dippy, ‘out there’
By Travis Elborough
Book Review
Saint Joan and saucy Eve: ‘a single woman split in two’
By Frances Wilson
Book Review
Celebrating the alphabets of Native Americans
By Harry Ritchie
Book Review
Frank Furedi on the effects of falsifying history
By Jonathan Sumption
Book Review
Absolution
should be recognized as a New Weird classic
By Michael Moorcock
Book Review
The frugal life of Piet Mondrian
By Honor Clerk
Book Review
Alan Moore explores an otherworldly London
By Suzi Feay
Book Review
The unlikely career of Al Pacino
By Nat Segnit
Book Review
Sunil Amrith’s
The Burning Earth
bristles with indignation
By Peter Frankopan
Book Review
Alice Hunt on the flowering enlightenment of revolutionary Britain
By Marcus Nevitt
Book Review
Claud Cockburn was the journalist’s journalist
By John R. MacArthur
Book Review
The powerful, brutal story of Polish resistance fighter Elżbieta Zawacka
By Mark Piesing
Book Review
How music can be weaponized
By Saffron Swire
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