Time Being by Jude Cook review – a smart existential tale of midlife
A fatal mistake sparks this juicy melodrama, in which a philosophy professor navigates the guilt of being a survivor
A fatal mistake sparks this juicy melodrama, in which a philosophy professor navigates the guilt of being a survivor
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The Turkish writer talks about her nomadic childhood, being targeted by the Turkish government and overcoming depression...
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Her debut made her a global star. Now she has finally written a follow-up – and this time, it’s political. She talks abo...
Writers and Guardian readers discuss the titles they have read over the last month. Join the conversation in the comment...
In the Danish writer’s latest novel, an eminent scientist withdraws to the countryside
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