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Literature
Book Review
Emily Dickinson was no recluse
By Claire Lowdon
Book Review
What we owe to Carl Linnaeus’s genius
By Lynn Barber
Books
The talented Evan S. Connell
By Oliver Soden
Book Review
Scarlett Thomas’s pungent slice of ripe Mediterranean Gothic
By Boyd Tonkin
Culture
The Camille Paglia cult
By Ella Dorn
Book Review
I wish
City in Ruins
wasn’t Don Winslow’s last novel
By Andrew Taylor
Book Review
From manuscript to first edition
By Philip Hensher
Book Review
Earl Spencer revisits his days at
A Very Private School
By Ysenda Maxtone Graham
Book Review
Carys Davies’s
Clear
is austere yet not passionless
By Alex Peake-Tomkinson
Book Review
Jonathan Haidt on why today’s young people are so anxious
By Simon Ings
Book Review
Rita Bullwinkel’s knockout debut vividly describes the world of boxing
By Emily Rhodes
Book Review
Gabriel García Márquez’s legacy was damaged by his sons
By Philip Hensher
Book Review
Barbara Comyns’s haunting fiction was all too autobiographical
By Lee Randall
Book Review
Carson McCullers’s lonely passion
By Scott Bradfield
Book Review
Sardonic and elegant: Jessi Jezewska Stevens’s
Ghost Pains
By Lee Langley
Book Review
Lucas Rijneveld’s
My Heavenly Favorite
vividly depicts self-delusion
By Leyla Sanai
Book Review
Princess Gulbadan was the flower of the Mughal court
By Anthony Sattin
Book Review
Helen Oyeyemi on the perils of Prague
By Francesca Peacock
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