How did the woman who taught a generation to stand up to the Ministry of Magic betray liberal orthodoxy?
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The Fraud is a consciously (but not self-consciously) literary novel
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The real science of searching in nature is the most interesting — and disturbing — part of Lankford’s account
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At the end of Burn it Down, it’s hard not to wish that the industry could simply be shut down and rebooted all over again
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In Necessary Trouble the historian and former president of Harvard has given us a clear-eyed account of a vexed era
By Adam Begley
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Apple TV+ will not be the next Netflix, and that is the whole point
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When I look at the Hitchcock movies, I don’t see icy detachment. Instead what strikes me is their intimacy, gentleness and passion
By Mark Cousins
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The musical is like the disco ball that spins above its audience: beautiful but fractured. And, at its core, hollow
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Artist Alberto Guerrero’s career has been driven by a desire to look for what is behind everything that we perceive at present
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