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Many dismiss glamour fiction as ‘Jackie Collins-esque’ and label it throwaway (at best)
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What the Dog Saw book review
The dazzling slabs of journalism that comprise this anthology are largely concerned with the anatomy of human error
Beatrice and Virgil book review
Having had great success with one animal fable, 2002’s Booker Prize-winning Life of Pi, Martel has gone one better
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After reading social influence expert Dutton’s intriguing debut, the use of powerful persuasion techniques becomes apparent everywhere
Adrian Mole: The Prostrate Years book review
Rather like the character himself, the past few Adrian Mole offerings from Townsend have never quite lived up to expectations
Light Boxes book review
Carefully crafted, precious and a little bit magical, Light Boxes is like a porcelain doll
Stevie Wonder book review
From ‘I Was Made to Love Her’ through to ‘A Time for Love’, Stevie Wonder’s lyrical oeuvre is as unreliable as any at giving up personal detail
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Months, years even, go by and you may not read a short story collection
The Pregnant Widow book review
For all its ambition and verbal pyrotechnics, Amis’s The Pregnant Widow is basically a book about boys and girls
The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet book review
No, Dubai did not invent novelty-shaped man-made islands
War book review
Junger’s book about his time embedded with a US battalion in Afghanistan’s dangerous Korengal Valley
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Reading Lionel Shriver’s latest novel feels like being caught in the middle of a guerrilla war
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This book’s subtitle is a question we love to ask: are we alone in the universe?
Solar book review
It’s difficult to pinpoint just when an author’s thematic obsessions begin to resemble easy formula
The Bridge book review
Readers of David Remnick’s new biography will run the risk of some slight Obama fatigue
Seeing Further: The Story of Science & the Royal Society book review
The Royal Society’s contributions to the world include the invention of scientific publishing, the creation of the bank holiday and the unveiling of the microscopic world
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East of Islington is populated by the sorts of people you’ll recognise if you’ve ever set foot in the area
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