Fiction
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Ghoulishness, depravity and stupidity: welcome to the world of Ottessa Moshfegh’s Lapvona
Image: The Triumph of Death - Pieter Bruegel the Elder (c.1592). Public domainWhether taken as a good or bad quality, Ottessa Moshfegh’s Lapvona is a confounding novel....
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Sunday essay: beyond ‘girl gone mad melodrama’ — reframing female anger in psychological thrillers
Paula Hawkins’ The Girl on the Train has sold 23 million copies, and the film adaptation was a box office smash. DreamWorks Pictures/Universal...
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Hit the road, Jack: 5 epic literary road trips that are not by Kerouac
Picture: Unsplash/Juan Di NellaSummer is the time for holidays and travel. But as we weakly wave goodbye (we hope) to the horrors of 2020,...
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POTATO JACK
Potato Jack often left home without his jacket on. His mum warned him he’d catch his death, but she was wrong. Just like she...
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THE FINAL STAGE – Adrian Rawlins review of what he called “My lost masterpiece”.
It started out like a normal day for the man of the house. He had breakfast with his wife. She was no warmer or...
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JESUS – THE JEWISH DILEMMA
Who is Jesus Christ? The facts are he was born Yeshua ben Yosef – a simple man from a simple town. Born at a...
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THE POWER OF IDIOTS
I sit in this room, this crumbling room I grew to love, cluttered by the mementoes of a crumbled life. Framed photographs of friends,...
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THE DEAD AND THE DYING
The heavy decrepit bodies of the great and not so, mingled with their offsprings, children too young to realise that this too would be...
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A WALK IN THE RAIN
He aged within the silences of our stilted conversation. His eyes were those of a man who’d seen his kingdoms fall and the survival...
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BIRTHDAYS
I don’t look in the mirror anymore because it always startles me when I don’t recall the face.This year I had the most solitary...
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