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Paris Review - The Art of the Diary No 1

The Paris Review is a literary magazine featuring original writing, art, and in-depth interviews with famous writers.

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Novelist Tessa Hadley: If I met my characters, I might not like them | Tessa Hadley

For the late-blooming, quietly bestselling author, inhabiting her characters is crucial. And so in her new novel, Free Love, she becomes a middle-aged woman in 1960s London who abandons her family for a much younger man

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Michael Troughton as Second Doctor Keeps Things in Doctor Who Family

Big Finish is keeping things in the Doctor Who family, with Michael Troughton cast as the Second Doctor (the role his father Patrick played).

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More Doctor Who: Third Doctor Adventures coming in February

More Doctor Who: Third Doctor Adventures coming in February
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Author Patricia Nicol reveals a selection of the best books on: Houseguests

Imagine literature without house guests. Charles Ryder would never have visited Brideshead, let alone revisited it; Pride And Prejudice’s sprightly plot would have more holes than a colander with no presumptuous Mr Collins, Jane’s illness at Netherfield or Elizabeth’s remeeting of Darcy at Rosings. War And Peace would have had the conflicts, but the romance? I could go on, and on. But my point is, fiction relies heavily on human social interaction. And so do we. Over the next few weeks damned variants permitting I hope to stay overnight with old friends, and to visit my elderly parents, too.

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