Books

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Dust Sucker review: Jen Calleja weaves resonant strands together

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Antisemitism is something you get used to – but we shouldn’t have to

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Nothing Special review: A fictional peek into the world of Warhol

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The forgotten story about how forgotten author Jean Rhys was rediscovered

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into the mystic

Top 5 books about mystics and mysticism, chosen by Victoria MacKenzie

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young activists

World Book Day: The best books for kids to read during a teachers’ strike

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Doug Johnstone: How a stroke led to my first contact with aliens

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World Book Day: You’ve still got time for these easy and inexpensive costumes

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Bernie Sanders: ‘Real fundamental change never comes easily’

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Editing Roald Dahl isn’t ‘woke’. It’s capitalism

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Top 5 books about migrants, chosen by Sam Miller

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I Have Some Questions For You by Rebecca Makkai review: A superbly paced mystery

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The Springs of Affection by Maeve Brennan: A fabulous reissue

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Colonialism’s ghosts of the Caribbean

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Top 5 books about birds, chosen by Jasmine Donahaye

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The Mountain in the Sea review: Ray Nayler’s ‘refreshing approach’ to alien first contact

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The Terraformers review: ‘A remarkable piece of world building’

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Soho Big Issue seller André is on a mission to publish his novel – here’s how you can get involved

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Don’t call me a snowflake! Why we should treat mental health the same as our physical wellbeing

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Owlish review: ‘No ordinary tale of male angst and frustrated desire’

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