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Stark images of the sites of mass shootings punctuate this passionate account of the toll wrought by firearms
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The novelist talks about political shock, parallel lives and publishing his most ambitious work as he nears 70
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The US novelist says that her new book, about a female artist spurned by critics, may be the ‘freest book I have ever written’
An old-fashioned literary exchange that upholds the sterling virtue of good writing
A tricksy yet unsparingly honest examination of the emotions of a man growing old
This gazette assembles a wealth of atmospheric literary snippets that evoke the ‘crush and heave’ of New York City
Amy Waldman’s debut novel is the most successful yet at making sense of 9/11
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