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Inside the ugly world of Facebook

In Careless People, former employee Sarah Wynn-Williams reveals the callousness at the heart of the company.

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Tove Jansson’s beloved stories, which turn 80 this year, are not cute: they are angry tales of apocalypse and breakdown.

By Frances Wilson

Swift is a self-made billionaire and the most profitable live musician in history. What can her ascendance teach us?

By Will Dunn

In The Last Bell: Life, Death and Boxing, Donald McRae deftly captures the sport’s ugliness and exhilaration.

By Francisco Garcia

A poet’s journey through the north-east reveals our universal desire to belong to a place we call home.

By Robert Colls

Also featuring Operation Bowler by Jonathan Glancey and Lesbians: Where Are We Now? by Julie Bindel.

By Michael Prodger, Zuzanna Lachendro, Hannah Barnes and Sydney Diack

In architecture, art, publishing and philosophy, continental émigrés fleeing fascism transformed our culture.

By Nikhil Krishnan

It was women who drove his art to its heights – and women who bore the brunt of his callousness…

By Sue Prideaux