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21 Oct 2014:
Writing so slippery is hard to define - but it also demonstrates a chilling truth about us, the readers, writes Sam Jordison
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19 Oct 2014: Plácido Domingo remains a mesmerising stage presence, while Philip Glass takes on Kafka, writes Fiona Maddocks
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14 Oct 2014:
‘Kafkaesque’ would have a very different definition if Max Brod had consigned his friend’s unpublished manuscripts to the flames as requested, writes Sam Jordison
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12 Oct 2014: Philip Glass’s score adds up to much more than just a play with musical accompaniment, writes Andrew Clements
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7 Oct 2014: Sam Jordison: Despite it being a favourite of pseudo-intellectuals and the internet age, nobody seems clear on what Kafkaesque means. It’s a situation worthy of the great man himself – or is it?
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2 Oct 2014:
Sam Jordison: Kafka’s flights of imagination left a lasting impression on fiction. This month’s choice celebrates the moment he started to write them down
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14 Sep 2014: Donna Tartt was the inspiration for designer Kate Sylvester’s classy show. But how would other writers dress their models for the catwalk? By Kathryn Bromwich
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13 Aug 2014: Chris Power: A writer of dizzying ambition and variety, each of his stories is a fresh adventure into the possibilities of fiction
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8 Aug 2014:
As The Rover hits cinemas, Guy Lodge picks the best (ie worst) of times
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16 Jul 2014: In David Grindley's revival, this absurd take on literary lives builds up a strong comic momentum, writes Lyn Gardner
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Quiz,
3 Jun 2014:
It's 90 years since the death of the enigmatic modern master. So it's an appropriate time for you to give us some answers
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8 Apr 2014:
Ally Fogg: Ideological convictions about why people are unemployed have created a bureaucratic nightmare that manufactures injustice and mistakes
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5 Feb 2014: From Colm Tóibín to Italo Calvino, novelist Rachel Cantor describes her favourite encounters with authors who appear in other people's books
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30 Jan 2014:
A century after its first serialisation, Gustav Meyrink's expressionist tale of the Prague ghetto still occupies a singular niche, writes David Barnett
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8 Jan 2014:
Claire Armitstead: As a stock of famous authors' final testaments are posted online, we can be glad of the insights they leave to us
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