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In Our Own Hard Times

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  A Mutual Friend: Poems for Charles Dickens, edited by Peter Robinson, Two Rivers Press, 160pp, £10 (paperback) It is…

Looking Outside Oneself

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  A Thorn in the Flesh, Eddie Linden, Hearing Eye, 52pp, £7.50 (paperback) Echo Soundings, John Weston, Shoestring Press, 88pp,…

The Politics of Humour

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  David Shrigley: Brain Activity, Hayward Gallery, until 13 May 2012 From the steel casket that is the Hayward Gallery…

European Disintegration

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  HISTORY Vanished Kingdoms: The History of Half-Forgotten Europe, Norman Davies, Allen Lane, 848pp, £30 (hardback) As a roll call…

Killing Time

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  FICTION The Third Reich, Roberto Bolaño, Picador, 288pp, £18.99 (hardback) Since his premature death in 2003 at the age…

A Design for Life

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A re-examination of a national treasure: ‘Terence Conran: The Way We Live Now’ at the Design Museum until 4th March in honour of his eightieth birthday.

Like a Foreign Country

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  POETRY The Returning Sky, Peter Robinson, Shearsman Books, 108pp, £8.95 (paperback) Peter Robinson’s new collection, The Returning Sky, a…

Both Inquisitive and Afraid

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  POETRY Collected Poems and Selected Translations, Norman Cameron, edited by Warren Hope and Jonathan Barker, Anvil Press, 176pp, £12.95…

Something a Bit Personal

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  MEMOIR The Following Game, Jonathan Smith, Peridot Press, 232pp, £14.99 (hardback) With the Kisses of his Mouth, Monique Roffey,…

A Country of Words

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  NON-FICTION: AUTOBIOGRAPHY A Country of Words: A Palestinian Journey from the Refugee Camp to the Front Page, Abdel-Bari Atwan,…

New Collections

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  POETRY ‘We needed coffee but…’, Matthew Welton, Carcanet, 96pp, £9.95 ‘Voyaging Out’, Peter Abbs, Salt, 80pp, £12.99 ‘As I…

Venice: Pure City

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  NON-FICTION: TRAVEL Venice: Pure City, Peter Ackroyd, Chatto & Windus, 416pp, £25 Venice is light. Her finest painters have…

The Eyes’ Hungers

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  Hare, Hugh Dunkerley, Cinnamon Press, 64pp, £7.99 (paperback) Hare is a rewarding collection about survival, not just of the…

A Part for the Whole

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  Great Works: 50 Paintings Explored, Tom Lubbock (with an introduction by Laura Cumming), Frances Lincoln, 216pp, £18.99 (hardback) In…

Enigma Variations

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  Leonardo da Vinci: Painter at the Court of Milan, The National Gallery, 9 November 2011 – 5 February 2012…

Methuselah’s Multiverse

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  Mortal Morning, Brian Aldiss, Flambard Press, 92pp, £12.99 (hardback) Anterooms, Richard Wilbur, Waywiser Press, 69 pp, £8.99 (paperback) Born…
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