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Prince Andrew wants an American-penned memoir, too
By Cockburn
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DeSantis’s book reveals a serious guy — and a private one
By Dave Seminara
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How America influenced George Orwell
By D.J. Taylor
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The real Roald Dahl
By Calla Jones Corner
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Do James Bond’s would-be censors have a point?
By Alexander Larman
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The difficulties of writing historical fiction
By Dan Jones
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Why does a new Tolkien biography remain elusive?
By Alexander Larman
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The enigmatic rise of Colleen Hoover
By Anmol Irfan
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The Roald Dahl panic is nothing new
By Sam Leith
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J.K. Rowling transcends the trans debate
By Gareth Roberts
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Reading Roald Dahl in a dystopian world
By Alexander Larman
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Roald Dahl and his senseless censorship
By Brendan O’Neill
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Cowardice is everywhere in publishing
By Lionel Shriver
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The art of the royal memoir
By Alexander Larman
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Stephen Rubin, the publisher who speaks truth to power
By Alexander Larman
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Trainspotting
at thirty: an interview with Irvine Welsh
By Dylan O’Sullivan
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The best of Paul Johnson
By The Spectator
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How AI will destroy writing
By Sean Thomas
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