In the autumn of Salman Rushdie
The author’s late style in The Eleventh Hour, his new collection of fiction, reveals a venerable writer displaced by time
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The author’s latest novel blandly reimagines the Arabian Nights tales
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A cache of newly unearthed works is not the “thrilling literary discovery” their publisher claims
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John Updike’s intimate voice
The novelist’s collected correspondence reveals a narrative of striving, sex and success
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Islam is part of European history
Historians’ dismissal of the continent’s Muslim legacy is helping to feed contemporary divisions
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Tupac Shakur: lion or loser?
The mythologised rapper was a natural shapeshifter – who no one ever truly got to know
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Kate Clanchy has nothing to teach us
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David Szalay: “I think of myself as a European novelist”
The Booker Prize winner on masculinity, sex and what Keir Starmer should read
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