Can’t Even by Anne Helen Petersen review – in defence of millennials
Sometimes, whereas in the grocery store, Anne Helen Petersen likes to check herself: she purposefully stands in the most important
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Society books
Words Fail Us by Jonty Claypole review – the positive case for ‘speech disorders’
When Jonty Claypole was rising up with a stutter, the position fashions accessible weren’t encouraging: Porky Pig; Ronnie Barker in
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The Act of Living by Frank Tallis review – the analysts can teach us
An outdated man with a shaggy white beard and matching hair stands in entrance of an viewers of seekers and
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2021 in books: what to look forward to this year
January 4 Winners of 5 Costa class awards introduced.8 The Father launched – Florian Zeller directs an adaptation of his
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Beginners by Tom Vanderbilt review – it’s never too late to learn
Most extremely expert fields have impolite names for newbies. In browsing you’re a “kook”, in chess a “patzer”, in aggressive
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Having and Being Had by Eula Biss review – saturated in capitalism
As a author Eula Biss has two nice presents. The first is her skill to disclose to the reader what
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