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Murakami T: Fans share the T-shirts they love
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The essential Ian McEwan reading list

Ian McEwan is the Booker Prize-winning author of over 20 books. Here is our pick of where to start reading his critically acclaimed fiction.
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Where to start reading Tessa Hadley

To mark her latest novel Free Love, we explore a writer whose work allows you to see life, love and relationships in a startling new way.

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Amanda Gorman: read a poem from Call Us What We Carry

Celebrate the release of the new collection from the youngest presidential inaugural poet in US history with 'Fury & Faith'
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Interview

‘It’s difficult to express emotions in movies’: director Ryusuke Hamaguchi on adapting Haruki Muraka

Based on Haruki Murakami’s short story in the collection Men Without Women, Drive My Car is a haunting road movie travelling a path of love, loss, acceptance and peace. Ryusuke Hamaguchi answers our questions about adapting the short story into

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How to read the James Bond books in order

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Sugar by Bernice McFadden

Young and confident, with a swagger in her step, Sugar arrives in the southern town of Bigelow hoping to start over. Then she meets Pearl, a woman trying to forget her own traumas. As these next-door neighbours become unlikely friends, they wond
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The Power of the Dog by Thomas Savage

Soon to be a major Netflix film directed by Jane Campion and starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Kirsten Dunst, The Power of the Dog is a dark poetic tale of a small town in 1920s Montana. Thomas Savage examines masculinity from the perspective of
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Vintage Classics Japanese Series

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