Katherine Mansfield Centenary
It is a century since the death of Katherine Mansfield. Timed to accord with that centenary, a new biography has […]
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It is a century since the death of Katherine Mansfield. Timed to accord with that centenary, a new biography has […]
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Read more →Last time I was querying context, and ended by commenting that it can be interesting to see how writers respond […]
Read more →Why should we bother with context? Surely a piece of art, whether it be a poem, a symphony or a […]
Read more →Next door to my primary school was a library. By the time I was about 10, I visited that hushed […]
Read more →The Booker Prize winner was announced this week – we looked at the shortlist a little while ago. Slightly disappointingly, […]
Read more →I’ve been reading some of Chinua Achebe’s essays recently and two are particularly pertinent today, despite one being first published […]
Read more →Donna Tartt, the American novelist, has been featured quite heavily over the last few days, as it is 30 years […]
Read more →Ian McEwan, once the bête noir of English fiction with dark novels of sadism and sex, has become a prolific […]
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