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News: Barrister has won the libel case brought against her by her mother over her bestselling misery memoir Ugly -
News: The strange case of a Brazilian novel from 1926 and the new US president
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Books for Christmas: Critics, authors, and regular folks tell us which books thrilled them most this year
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Poetry workshop: Fresh from winning this year's National Book Award, Mark Doty invites you to make a close study of another species
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Interview: Alison Bechdel hoped that Fun Home, her very personal graphic memoir, would heal her family's wounds. Instead it led to terrible upset
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Justine by Lawrence Durrell: John Crace pays a flying visit to the Alexandria Quartet
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This week's reviews and features
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Review: Portobello by Ruth Rendell
Rendell's Portobello market reveals the vanity of gentrification, says Chris Petit -
Review: The Fire Gospel by Michel Faber
Jesus still sells in this entertaining satire, says Geraldine Bedell -
Review: Thomas Beecham by John Lucas
A dandy, autodidact and great conductor inspires Simon Callow with hope for the musical future -
Review: A Finder's Magic by Philippa Pearce
Pearce's final book is a moving farewell to fiction, family and life, says Frank Cottrell Boyce
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Interview: Nicholas Birch is spellbound by an afternoon with Turkey's master novelist
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Bad Sex in Fiction: To coincide with the infamous award, take a peek at the bedroom shenanigans of some of the shortlisted authors
