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21 Oct 2014:
After an American tourist got locked in to one of their bookshops, Waterstones are inviting volunteers for a sleepover. Here are ten short books you could read in an evening – but what would you do if you could spend the night in a bookshop? Let us know in the comments below
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14 Oct 2014:
DewdropAvatar: 'Of course I knew that the books are usually better than the film versions but I really felt I got to know each individual who were so elegantly given life through this book'
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6 Oct 2014:
The influence of William Faulkner’s immersive tale of raw Mississippi rural life can be felt to this day, writes Robert McCrum
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Quiz,
24 Sep 2014:
Celebrate Fitzgerald's birthday by finding out how much you know about his life and work
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22 Sep 2014: John Dugdale: A century after the death of the French author, his sole novel Le Grand Meaulnes is still inspiring writers. Yet few can owe him a greater or more curious literary debt than F Scott Fitzgerald
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8 Sep 2014:
Fitzgerald's jazz age masterpiece has become a tantalising metaphor for the eternal mystery of art, writes Robert McCrum
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5 Aug 2014: From the glamour of 1950s Manhattan to the decadence of Wall Street today, New York is a literary capital. Last week we offered you a guide to books about New York – and you had a lot more to suggest. Here’s a selection of recommendations. Add your own below the line
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29 Jul 2014:
Charlotte Jones: In our new summer series, Charlotte Jones collates the perfect literary companions for four US city breaks. This week, the metropolis that has inspired writers from John Dos Passos to Don DeLillo
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25 May 2014:
This portrait of six literary greats combines biography, science and superb prose to illuminate the effects of alcohol on their writing, says Sophia Martelli
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23 May 2014: Affected by her own family's experience with drink, Laing's book is full of insight, compassion and unexpected beauty, writes Victoria Segal
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20 May 2014: Jen Doll: And they're one giant leap for censorship. Why add a 'spoiler alert' to the pain – and healing – inside the act of reading itself?
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19 May 2014:
Books containing scenes with potential to cause distress said to include Things Fall Apart, The Great Gatsby and Mrs Dalloway, writes Alison Flood
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Interactive,
1 May 2014:
The unexpurgated version of Fitzgerald's short story, now published for the first time by Cambridge University Press
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1 May 2014:
Sexual innuendo, drug references and antisemitic slurs removed by newspaper editors restored
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13 Apr 2014:
The novelist and film-maker tells Ben Marshall about Tooting Bec lido, a novel about an ageing F Scott Fitzgerald and the wonders of Crimea
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