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Poll, 3 Dec 2013:
Eight passages of raunchy prose are in contention for Literary Review's bad sex awards. Which do you think deserves to go all the way?
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1 Oct 2013:
Jack Kerouac, Spike Milligan and Sarah Waters among star's favourite authors, revealed at exhibition in Ontario
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20 Mar 2013: Christobel Kent is gripped by a visionary tale of waxworks and court intrigue set in a sinister and baroque Florence
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8 Mar 2013:
'Fiction is related to ethics. You step out of your skin and become someone else'
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28 Mar 2010:
Julie Myerson admires a novelist's quest to put things right, decades after his family fell apart
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31 Jan 2009:
Rupert Thomson hadn't seen his half-brother for more than 20 years. He heard that Hal was living in some kind of commune. Then one day, he got a call ...
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31 Mar 2007:
Rupert Thomson's restraint and risk-taking in Death of a Murderer impresses Toby Litt.
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25 Mar 2007:
Death of a Murderer, Rupert Thomson's story of a policeman guarding Myra Hindley's corpse, impresses and unnerves Alex Clark.
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12 Mar 2006:
In Divided Kingdom, Rupert Thomson takes an unlikely premise and creates a subtle and powerful novel, says Alex Clark.
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16 Apr 2005:
DJ Taylor asks whether Rupert Thomson's dystopian novel Divided Kingdom has Jung at heart.
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10 Jul 2000:
The author of The Insult, Soft and the Book of Revelation discusses pornography, desert islands, and trusting the unconscious. Read the full talk thread here
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