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Profile: Phillip Pullman
Profile: As his star continues to rise, Philip Pullman is still as happy woodworking as writingRead more : 30.11.2007 07:00:00
Giles Foden celebrates Joseph Conrad
Joseph Conrad wrote action-packed adventure stories, which were also modernist classics. Giles Foden celebrates an enduring master on the 150th anniversary of his birthRead more : 01.12.2007 07:00:00
James Campbell on the tendency to 'restore' the classics to their pre-edited form
More and more modern classics are appearing 'restored', with the handiwork of editors removed. Is it mere meddling or vital to understanding authors' intentions, asks James CampbellRead more : 01.12.2007 07:00:00
First look: Rosemary Hill
Rosemary Hill answers questions on her biography of Pugin, God's ArchitectRead more : 01.12.2007 07:00:00
Sarah Hall discusses the influence of Z for Zachariah
Sarah Hall, who won the John Llewellyn Rhys Prize this week, on how the controversial, post-apocalyptic, 1970s children's book Z for Zachariah inspired her love of reading and her own futuristic novelRead more : 01.12.2007 07:00:00
Review: The Tin Roof Blowdown by by James Lee Burke
Nothing in James Lee Burke's The Tin Roof Blowdown is as strange as the truth of Hurricane Katrina, says Gary Younge.Read more : 01.12.2007 07:00:00
Review: The Strange Death of David Kelly by Norman Baker
Richard Norton-Taylor is unconvinced by the conspiracy theories in The Strange Death of David Kelly by Norman BakerRead more : 01.12.2007 07:00:00
Review: Luck and the Irish: A Brief History of Change by RF Foster
Joseph O'Connor enjoys RF Foster's vivid and contentious recent history of Ireland, Luck and the IrishRead more : 01.12.2007 07:00:00
Review: Cecil B DeMille and the Golden Calf
Simon Callow revels in Simon Louvish's biography of a great showman, Cecil B DeMille and the Golden CalfRead more : 01.12.2007 07:00:00
Review: If I Did It, the words of OJ Simpson, published by the Goldman family
If I Did It, OJ Simpson's 'confession', has been a bestseller in the States; but should it have been published, asks Duncan CampbellRead more : 01.12.2007 07:00:00
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