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This Dark Night by Deborah Lutz review – an illuminating window on Emily Brontë’s world

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Zadie Smith: ‘I don’t know when I read men any more’

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Famesick by Lena Dunham review – when celebrity causes side-effects

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The Things We Never Say by Elizabeth Strout review – readers will delight in these new characters

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Tom Gauld on almost reading the greats

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‘It’s still a no-go area’: German author Matthias Jügler on the trauma surrounding the GDR’s ‘stolen children’

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Do stronger borders ever work?

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‘I saw the backlash coming’: civil rights activist Kimberlé Crenshaw on America and race

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Children and teens roundup – the best new picture books and novels

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Joe Dunthorne: ‘Growing up in Swansea, I developed an allergy to Dylan Thomas’

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The Body Builders by Albertine Clarke review – a compelling debut of mental meltdown

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‘Extraordinary and original poet’ JH Prynne dies aged 89

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A Family Matter by Claire Lynch audiobook review – an award-winning story of homophobia and divorce

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David Malouf, Australian author of Remembering Babylon and Ransom, dies aged 92

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The Asset Class by Hettie O’Brien review – private equity is coming for us all

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The best books to read in April: new paperbacks from Katie Kitamura, Benjamin Wood and Mick Herron

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Susan Choi and Lily King shortlisted for Women’s prize for fiction

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The Wonderful World that Almost Was by Andrew Durbin review

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The Shadow of the Object by Chloe Aridjis review – one of the boldest writers at work in English today

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Hotel Exile by Jane Rogoyska review – the remarkable story of a wartime institution

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