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A feminist translation of an ancient Tamil text about love and longing

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Cormac McCarthy (1933-2023): A Poet of Violence

Snake People

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Siddhartha Deb: Flying Mughals

What’s in a Name?

Literary Baroque

The Cult of Martin Amis and the Anxieties of Nat Cons

Sense and Sensuality

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