Chris Power’s A Lonely Man is a gripping novel that balances political intrigue with personal danger
The book is also a melancholy portrayal of male solitude and community.
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New Thinking.
The book is also a melancholy portrayal of male solitude and community.
By Hannah RosefieldWith the full complement of Homesian injuries, accidents and illnesses, these stories are at once melancholy and absurd.
By Hannah RosefieldIf social politics dominates these stories, national politics nibbles at the edges of them.
By Hannah RosefieldElif Batuman's novel follows an 18-year-old aspiring writer through her first year at Harvard.
By Hannah RosefieldSince Barack Obama declared that America has an "empathy deficit", empathy has become a political buzzword. But is it…
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By Hannah RosefieldLike Shriver's previous offerings, The Mandibles: a Family – 2029-2047 takes on a difficult topic: this time, American debt.
By Hannah RosefieldI sat with two of the organisers, debating whether all members of the extended Archer family were insufferably smug.…
By Hannah Rosefield