Jeanette Winterson wants more life
The writer has stayed vital through constant movement and insisting on “living in the world as it is, not as…
ByNew Times,
New Thinking.
The writer has stayed vital through constant movement and insisting on “living in the world as it is, not as…
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ByKleptocracy corrodes democracy and benefits autocrats, argues Raymond Baker in Invisible Millions. Joe Biden should be taking notes.
ByReleasing bowdlerised books into a predictable storm of ridicule and then making the “classic texts” available is clever business.
ByHow political expediency overrides logic and fairness in the UK’s chaotic finances.
ByAlso featuring Deep Down by Imogen West-Knights and Why Women Grow by Alice Vincent.
ByThe New Yorker journalist’s latest book, The Real Work, sheds light on a career spent obsessively attempting to master the…
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