Patricia Lockwood: “You know how women marry their dads? I married my mother”
The poet and novelist on judging the Booker and America’s insanity
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Salman Rushdie on terrorism in the modern world
The novelist on the “line of connection” between 9/11 and the attack on his own life
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Irvine Welsh’s chosen life
The Trainspotting author on death, decay and the good life
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The most powerful man at the Edinburgh Fringe
Chortle, Steve Bennett’s website, can make a comedian’s career – or break it
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Is Kim Gordon still a Kool Thing?
In her seventies and on her third solo album, the former Sonic Youth star rejects attempts to define her
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Jeremy King’s empire of nostalgia
The restaurateur keeps winning. But is he a moderniser or a relic?
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The passion of Will Self
The writer says his new book could be his last
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Ai Weiwei: “Maybe I’m still seeking trouble”
The artist on China, censorship and valuing ideas over physical work
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