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Our finest living social novelist has made it his mission to disrupt the sexual and literary status quo.
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The screenwriter of the scathing biopic The Apprentice on provoking the wrath of the former president.
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The author of Intermezzo talks to Fintan O’Toole about living with patriarchy, writing good sex, and the post-religious world.
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The celebrity interviewer on men speaking over her, her most interesting subject, and entering her ninth decade.
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Robert Harris: “Great politicians are like novelists”
The writer on Keir Starmer, Labour’s “grim” inheritance and his desire to reinvent the past.
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The pop duo on Keir Starmer, the royals, Marvel and the word “queer”.
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