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Daniel Alarcón’s new short story collection explores themes of displacement with a surreal eye
The Peruvian writer’s The King is Always Above the People dazzles with allegorical power and satire.
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Classical vintage: tracing the origins of today’s wines to their Roman roots
: In The Wandering Vine: Wine, the Romans and Me, Nina Caplan blends travel, history, thinking and drinking.
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Viv Albertine explores complex mother-daughter relationships in her powerful new memoir
To Throw Away Unopened tests her understanding of herself against the story of her parents’ marriage and deaths.
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The poets’ home: how one small, heroic publisher shaped modern poetry
Founded in 1967, the pioneering Enitharmon Press established a new poetry world.
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When production went mass: how factories changed the world
Invented in Britain, perfected in America and super-sized by the Soviet Union and China, the factory has shaped modern history.
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Donal Ryan’s From a Low and Quiet Sea is a vivid tale of intertwined Irish lives
Roddy Doyle, in an admiring blurb, calls Donal Ryan’s fifth book a novel, but it might be described equally as…
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Hamid Ismailov’s new novel blurs the boundaries between life and poetry
The Devils’ Dance is an intricate mixture of fact and fiction about the imprisonment and death of Uzbekistan’s greatest writer, Abdulla…
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