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The Two Sides of Ha Jin | THE NEW YORKER | 16/08/2021
His early stories of China deployed unsparing brutality, but his latest novel shows his affinity for stoicism, irony, and modesty
The best books of 2021 so far | BBC | 09/08/2021
What to read now, from a fast-paced debut to an 'exquisitely cruel' comic novel and visceral survey of slavery
Joy Williams Does Not Write For Humanity | THE NEW YORKER | 20/09/2021
In a new novel, the author's dark, surprising language mourns for the world we've demolished.
And then there were two: novel thought to have inspired Agatha Christie gets UK publication | THE GUARDIAN | 16/09/2021
'The Invisible Host' has remarkable parallels with Christie's most successful work.
A Cautionary Tale About Science Raises Uncomfortable Questions About Fiction | THE NEW YORKER | 06/09/2021
Benjamín Labautut's Sebaldian "When We Cease to Understand the World' grapples with science's moral quandaries, but what is real and what is imagined?
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Miss Marple back on the case in stories by Naomi Alderman, Ruth Ware and more | THE GUARDIAN | 31/08/2021
Agatha Christie's beloved sleuth to return in new authorised collection.
