What We're Reading - 9 July 2021
Opinion - Books
Friday, 9th July 2021
The BookBrunch team reveals what's on their bedside tables
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Opinion - BooksWriting from the land of the unwellThursday, 8th July 2021
More than ever, we need books that grapple with states of illness, Jo Lennan writes
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Opinion - BooksA community amid the pandemicWednesday, 7th July 2021
Taylor Beidler and Michelle Perkins were the 2020 winners respectively of the UEA New Forms award and the Laura Kinsella Fellowship, part of the National Centre for...
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Drawing on the material overload
Opinion - BooksTuesday, 6th July 2021
The acclaimed spy novelist Dan Fesperman had a bank of material he couldn't use as a reporter. So he turned to fiction
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Opinion - PublishingThe imagination policeMonday, 5th July 2021
Must a Black author's translator be Black? Further discrimination, Barbara Zitwer writes, is not the answer to historical injustices
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Opinion - BooksConnections and disconnections: England on the eve of CovidMonday, 5th July 2021
Jonathan Crane on capturing a varied and fragmented society in fiction
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Opinion - BooksWhat We're Reading - 2 July 2021Friday, 2nd July 2021
The BookBrunch team reveals what's on their bedside tables
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Opinion - BooksFaber and the Blitz spiritThursday, 1st July 2021
In an introduction to the paperback edition of his acclaimed history of Faber & Faber, Toby Faber reflects on how the publisher has fared during the pandemic
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Opinion - BooksellingWhere We're Shopping - 25 June 2021Friday, 25th June 2021
The BookBrunch team reveals where they've been buying the books on their bedside tables
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Opinion - BooksRosetta Stone urbanismThursday, 24th June 2021
Charles Wolfe on the importance of respecting the distinctive characters of cities
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