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Literary criticism
Book Review
Emily Howes on sisterly duty
By Mark Bostridge
Book Review
Madeleine Gray on heartbreak in the workplace
By Alex Peake-Tomkinson
Books
P.G. Wodehouse’s literary canon
By Charles Moore
Book Review
The many lives of Italo Calvino
By Dennis Duncan
Books
Literary journal in flames after interview with Spectator writer
By Cockburn
Book Review
Imagining Rimbaud
By Micah Mattix
Books
The last conservative critic?
By Micah Mattix
Books
Has COVID killed criticism?
By Tanya Gold
Books
Harold Bloom finally betrays how little he really understood literature
By Philip Hensher
Book Review
Who are today’s fictional heroes?
By Sam Leith
Books
As well as being a mythic tale, Moby-Dick is a superb a guide to oceanography
By Stephen Phillips
Books
How does today’s world compare with Orwell’s nightmare vision?
By Jean Seaton
Books
150 years on, what makes Little Women such an enduring classic?
By Lucy Mangan
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