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On beauty and truth: Small Things Like These
Claire Keegan writes a tale as gorgeous as the snow-dusted evergreens of the little country town, and through this beauty, she uncovers what is real.

The silence between mothers and daughters
On Jessica Au’s novel Cold Enough for Snow (2022), the winner of the Inaugural Novel Prize.

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‘A life lived in perpetual ellipsis’: The Dogs by John Hughes
The story of a life is as secret as life itself.

Culture
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Octopus otherness: Other Minds and insights from Peter Godfrey-Smith
What can we learn from the deep, dark blue?

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Radicals: Remembering the Sixties is a kaleidoscopic look at a formative decade
Meredith Burgmann and Nadia Wheatley show us that we must learn about the past in order to change the world today.


‘We’re going to end up in a very bad place’: Chapo Trap House on hope, podcasting, and prestige TV
A chat with the podcast hosts turned bestselling authors