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2. BEFORE TOM BROWN
3. Sin is a slithering thing: Sigrid Undset's 'north-facing' tetralogy of faith, family and power politics
4. The Deep East: A novel of 1950s Norfolk, with echoes of Tennessee Williams
5. Off campus: Dark new approaches to faculty fiction
6. Not the final word: Novels of grieving, remembrance and revival
7. Alan Rickman
8. Die hard but live harder. The posthumous diaries of an actor forever on the move
9. Shades of bruise: A graphic novelist brilliantly dissects lifeless suburbia
10. Honesty at all costs: The life, death and afterlife of a merciless portraitist
11. A study of provincial life: Fiction, from a poet's point of view
12. THE ANGELS OF L19
13. VARYING DEGREES OF SUCCESS
14. Is the best yet to come? Creative potential in the relationship between the book and digital platforms
15. Goethe's Works
16. Better to enjoy, better to endure: Books as the solution to the trials of middle age
17. On auteur pilot: A film director reflects on his creative genius
18. Netflix for medievals: A sprawling gothic epic-on its own terms
19. Extreme events: Will Oxford ever elect a female Professor of Poetry?
20. Despentes and Acker
21. Anarchy in the Fifth Republic: The final instalment of a trilogy about a fracturing France
22. Blinded by the lights
23. Fantasy engines: What does it feel like to know something?
24. What time is love?
25. Books for summer: Twenty-six of our reviewers discuss the books they'd like to read on holiday
26. Only listen: E. M. Forster and twenty-first-century gay identity
27. Lines and beauty: The aesthetics of time and craquelure in Alan Hollinghurst's new novel
28. Stonewall and after
29. Stop whining: Thoughts from the deluded antagonist of 'Generation Wuss'
30. Any old text will not do: The scope and function of 'textual thinking'
31. Signs and saunas: Laurent Binet's riotous homage to the world of French intellectuals
32. How to Read and Why
33. Mishap and misery
34. Race, chase and walkabout: Peter Carey remaps the story of Australia
35. Clock works: writing for his life: the unconfessed truth about Anthony Burgess
36. Too real mock'ry
37. Pathologies in print
38. Cracks in the narrative
39. Deep in every pause
40. The Invincibles: An exceptional high-low-brow novelist is unearthed from the Faber vaults
41. A novel in E flat: In the footsteps of his father: Anthony Burgess as serious entertainer
42. In on the joke
43. A space that invites disruption
44. The music of absence
45. Singing the unspeakable
46. The Impromptu medal: The enduring appeal of Flann O'Brien's short and exuberant fiction, plays and teleplays
47. On Histories and Stories
48. The dream of one careful reader
49. Supped full with horrors
50. For pity's sake
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