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A Booker Prize-winning novel poses the question but doesn’t answer it.
A bestselling author explores the ambivalence of a Nazi past.
Why does snow make it easier to murder?
How downsizing forced me to give away hundreds of books.
Deon Meyer’s police procedurals bring to life the grittier side of South Africa.
A new biography of George Weidenfeld shows how times have changed in publishing.
The Pulitzer Prize-winning biography becomes a big-screen blockbuster.
The surprising poignancy of crows (talking or otherwise).
