Jeremy King’s empire of nostalgia
The restaurateur keeps winning. But is he a moderniser or a relic?
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The passion of Will Self
The writer says his new book could be his last
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Ai Weiwei: “Maybe I’m still seeking trouble”
The artist on China, censorship and valuing ideas over physical work
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Dominic Sandbrook on history, the liberal elite and the reading crisis
Britain’s best-known historian found new audiences for the stories of the past. Can he now get them to read novels?
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Choreographer Wayne McGregor: Art should not fear technology
The Royal Ballet innovator talks about his bold idea for the age of AI: physical intelligence
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Salman Rushdie’s uprooted people
From meeting EM Forster to being called “the Muslim James Joyce”, India’s greatest novelist speaks about his long and ever-migrating…
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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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Whit Stillman: “Why isn’t everyone obsessed with dancing?”
The cult film director on his fixation with youth, his connection to JFK, and memories of Studio 54.
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