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Category: Reviews
Book reviews, theatre reviews, travel guides and reviews, art reviews, music reviews.
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Aiden O’Reilly reviews the latest collection of short stories from Adam Marek, published by Comma Press.
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Michael Greaves reviews new theatrical production “Cockfosters”, created by Tom Woffenden and Hamish Clayton.
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Tony Erdelyi reports from Camden Underworld where Electric Six remain electrifying
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Work in Progress is fast-paced, witty and definitely one to put on your reading list for 2022, writes NITRB reviewer Jennifer Taylor
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The latest novel from Tim Leach brings us deep into the world of the ancient Sarmatians, writes Professor Wu
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Claire-Louise Bennett rolls out her vocabulary with playfulness and honesty, writes Andy Charman in this book review.
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Beautiful and enchanting, Max Newsom’s latest film offers a subtle meditation on youthful innocence and (in)experience.
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A memoir, Wales, and the presence of absence. From conception to finish, it’s taken Pamela Petro eight years to write The Long Field. But it’s a memoir, so it demanded a lifetime of research. Petro writes about events from her own history, her own close relationships, and sews wider observations – about Wales and the world –…
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“We must not fall in love with another Lover, we must not leave the Golden Palace, we must not get pregnant, we must not reveal any classified information we overhear in the politicians’ rooms.” These are the rules that Iris, a Lover in the sinister reality series The President Show, has to obey or risk expulsion… and…
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‘So: Walter König is dead.’ This is how Naomi Wood’s The Hiding Game begins, and how it continues; a cool account of life, art and death, narrated from a distance by Paul Beckermann. The novel flicks between the older Beckermann of ‘now’, in England, painting in his studio, and the Paul Beckermann of the 1920s – young,…
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