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thetimes.com > world > ireland-world > article > irish-writing-thrived-state-censorship-8ctl6drps

John Banville, Anne Enright and more Irish writers enter the corridors of power

2+ day, 16+ hour ago   (65+ words) The Times John Banville, Anne Enright and more Irish writers enter the corridors of power Colm Tóibín, Paul Lynch, Jan Carson and others reflect on Irish literature’s journey from censorship to translation and Booker Prize success £1 for 3 months Enjoy unlimited…...

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Rose Tremain: why I reimagined Daphne du Maurier???s beloved Rebecca

1+ week, 7+ hour ago   (12+ words) Rose Tremain: why I reimagined Daphne du Maurier’s beloved Rebecca The Times...

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thetimes.com > culture > books > article > newer-world-sebastian-barry-review-m6bt3g0bv

Can Sebastian Barry pull off writing from a slave’s perspective?

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (64+ words) The Times Can Sebastian Barry pull off writing from a slave’s perspective? The five-time Booker nominee is a ‘silver-tongued devil’. In The Newer World, he returns to 19th-century America, telling the story of a man freed from slavery £1 for 3 months…...

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Recollections of an unrepentant Nazi mass murderer

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Douglas Stuart: ‘I spent hours poring over the Littlewoods catalogue’

4+ week, 7+ hour ago   (48+ words) The Times Douglas Stuart: ‘I spent hours poring over the Littlewoods catalogue’ The author — and former fashion designer — on kilts, Kylie tees and what he was wearing when he won the Booker prize Challenge yourself with today's puzzles....

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Domesday Book listing is far from rare — ask Luton

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The death of reading puts the world in a perilous place

4+ week, 1+ day ago   (13+ words) The Times...