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12 Sep 2014: Tibor Fischer: Strange things happen when academic satire and the philosophical novel collide -
12 Sep 2014: John Dugdale: This year might see the first American winner, the oldest winner or the first winning story set in the future. So why does it feel like the shortlist has the same sort of book as ever?
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11 Sep 2014:
Alison Flood: It is entirely appropriate that her Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters places her among the greats
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11 Sep 2014: Start with One Direction and see where they take you – your daydreams could snare you a book deal
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11 Sep 2014:
A high court judge immersed in her work finds her world disrupted by a life-or-death decision. By Tessa Hadley
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10 Sep 2014:
Award-winning writer of fantasy fiction who was an incisive observer of human foibles
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10 Sep 2014: Watchmen and V for Vendetta author has previously said ‘I have doubted that people will even be able to pick it up’
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10 Sep 2014: With the Guardian’s books editor Claire Armitstead, author David Mitchell spoke in depth about writing and his latest book to traverse time and worlds, The Bone Clocks. Here are some of the event highlights
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10 Sep 2014:
Author Ian McEwan spoke about his latest book, The Children Act, in front of a live audience with the Guardian’s Jonathan Freedland. Here are some of the event highlights
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10 Sep 2014:
Back with his latest time and space spanning epic, author David Mitchell speaks about his novel The Bone Clocks in front of a live audience with the Guardian books editor Claire Armitstead
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10 Sep 2014:
Author Barnaby Phillips chooses fiction and non-fiction that shows an often caricatured nation in all its rich variety
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10 Sep 2014:
Nicholas Lezard's paperback of the week: I am in two minds about this epic single-sentence story of mankind's savagery, hailed as one of the most significant novels of the century so far
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10 Sep 2014: Author of The Tooth Fairy and Some Kind of Fairy Tale had been suffering from aggressive lymphoma
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10 Sep 2014: This unexpected return to the adventures of FitzChivalry Farseer is modern fantasy at its irresistible best. By Alison Flood
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10 Sep 2014:
Cameron gone, Osborne a Lords crossbencher and Ukip a thing of the past … what vision of Britain does the broadcaster's debut novel reveal? By Alan Johnson
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