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Did the UK gain anything from the 1942 Bruneval raid?

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Book Review
Did the UK gain anything from the 1942 Bruneval raid?
By Jonathan Boff
Book Review
The rich inner lives of Elizabeth Strout’s characters
By Olivia Cole
Book Review
Nothing is ever quite as it seems in Olga Tokarczuk’s latest novel
By Lee Langley
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Michel Houellebecq’s new novel is worthy of Balzac
By David Sexton
Book Review
Was anything off-limits for ‘the usual gang of idiots’ at MAD?
By Scott Bradfield
Book Review
The rich flavor and history of anchovies
By Orlando Bird
Book Review
Intermezzo is a wish-fulfillment romance
By Claire Lowdon
Book Review
Entitlement engrossingly explores the pitfalls of privilege and philanthropy
By Jude Cook
Book Review
The kind light India radiates throughout Asia
By Christopher Harding
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Simone Weil had a troublesome idealism
By Lucasta Miller
Book Review
The transformation of Pamela Digby
By Anne de Courcy
Book Review
Question 7 is the archetypal Richard Flanagan
By A.S.H. Smyth
Book Review
Michael Richards’s memoir is heavier on introspection than laughs
By Christopher Sandford
Book Review
Charles Baxter’s Blood Test is a necessary novel
By Sam Forster
Book Review
Will Self’s impressive paean to his mother’s frustrating life in the US
By Philip Womack
Book Review
Back to the birth of the Greenwich Village music scene
By Philip Clark
Book Review
The chameleonic life of Claire Clairmont
By Suzi Feay
Book Review
Hettie Judah explores the history of motherhood
By Joanna Pocock

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