David Szalay: “I think of myself as a European novelist”
The Booker Prize winner on masculinity, sex and what Keir Starmer should read
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Who killed Pasolini?
Olivia Laing’s new tale of gay love imagines the murder of the Italian filmmaker Pier Paolo Pasolini
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RF Kuang’s descent into the abyss
The American author’s sixth novel struggles to satirise chronic illness and pain.
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The Comeback: the PM’s desperate search for a media strategy
A submarine, a sandwich, and a Prime Minister doing whatever it takes to win the public over.
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Smells like Jane Austen
A Harrods-only Pride and Prejudice perfume profanes our greatest novelist.
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We are all Mrs Dalloway now
For Virginia Woolf, stream of consciousness was a method. Now, it’s a way of life.
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The revenge of the young male novelist
Can good writing solve our crisis of masculinity?
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Abdulrazak Gurnah’s lessons in humanity
Theft, the Nobel Prize winner’s new novel, is full of wisdom and free of judgement.
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