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The malleability and universality of the characters in Little Women remain fresh 150 years after its publication

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Australian author Markus Zusak tells Bhavya Dore about the aftermath of a bestseller success and the joys of a new work

Perumal Murugan: Down to Earth

Chandrahas Choudhury

Tamil author Perumal Murugan makes his readers partners in the life of the peasant and the possibilities of nature

‘I like poetry because I can write about the essence of things,’ says Ali Cobby Eckermann

Tishani Doshi

Aboriginal poet and author Ali Cobby Eckermann records the importance of ritual and recognition

The Mystery of Mixed Messages

Payal Dhar

Enid Blyton’s storytelling as a crash course in patriarchy

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Romancing the Distance

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Shakespeare and Company

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The localisation of the bard as a cultural study

Amos Oz as Patriot and Dissident

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Shaped by books and loss, he argued against the temptations of power

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literature

Timeless Tropes

Markus Zusak: The Story so Far

Perumal Murugan: Down to Earth

‘I like poetry because I can write about the essence of things,’ says Ali Cobby Eckermann

The Mystery of Mixed Messages

JLF 2019: Reigning Stars and Falling Trees

Romancing the Distance

Memoirs Get a Publishing Boost

Shakespeare and Company

Amos Oz as Patriot and Dissident

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