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DEBORAH ROSS: Goodness gracious me: why the Peter Sellers accents?
A Suitable Boy Sunday, BBC1 Rating: Prodigal Son Tuesday, Sky One Rating: A Suitable Boy is the BBC’s much-anticipated adaptation of Vikram Seth’s 1,349-page, 592,552-word novel, which is one of those big books I always said I’d read but never have. (I have, as it happens, quite a long list of big books I always … Read more
Ali Smith, Frances Cha, Vaseem Khan and Elin Hilderbrand: This week’s brand new fiction
From Ali Smith’s final seasonal quartet instalment to If I Had Your Face by Frances Cha, a new series by Vaseem Khan and Elin Hilderbrand’s latest, this week’s best new fiction By Max Davidson and Gwendolyn Smith and Hephzibah Anderson and John Williams Published: 22:01 BST, 1 August 2020 | Updated: 22:01 BST, 1 August … Read more
Memorial Drive review: Natasha Trethewey has crafted an indelible memorial to her mother
Memorial Drive: A Daughter’s Memoir Natasha Trethewey Bloomsbury £16.99 Rating: In 1985, when Natasha Trethewey was 19, her former stepfather shot and … Read more
Unhinged review: The wrong film at the wrong time
The thrill of being back in the cinema slipped slowly and miserably away… Unhinged starring Russell Crowe is the wrong film at the wrong time By Matthew Bond for Event Magazine Published: 22:01 BST, 1 August 2020 | Updated: 22:01 BST, 1 August 2020 Unhinged … Read more
From Susie Dent’s Something Rhymes With Purple to The Travel Diaries: This week’s top podcasts
From Susie Dent’s Something Rhymes With Purple to The Travel Diaries and Off Menu With Ed Gamble And James Acaster, this week’s top podcasts By Leaf Arbuthnot Published: 22:01 BST, 1 August 2020 | Updated: 22:01 BST, 1 August 2020 Something Rhymes With Purple This show, about the vagaries of English, was crowned best entertainment … Read more
‘I’ve considered all the risks,’ Joan chuckled. ‘If you die, Piers, you die’
Monday, July 13 I’ve decamped to St Tropez for the summer to recharge after the extraordinary frenzy of the first six months of 2020 (has it really only been HALF A YEAR?). A Times columnist joked recently that I must be ‘getting very fat’ with all the Ministers that I was ‘having for breakfast’ on … Read more
WHAT BOOK would author John Boyne take to a desert island?
WHAT BOOK would author John Boyne take to a desert island? John Boyne has recently finished reading Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert He revealed that he would take a trilogy by Jonathan Coe to a desert island Author said novels by Virginia Woolf have left him cold By Daily Mail Reporter Published: 22:07 BST, 30 July 2020 | … Read more
Author explains how he beat anxiety and learned to laugh
I felt the fear, but then I learnt to laugh again: Author who became transfixed by absurd worries such as forgetting to BREATHE reveals how he learned to manage his anxiety disorder by noting down his fears Josh Roberts was diagnosed with generalised anxiety disorder in 2016, aged 26 British author reflects on learning to manage … Read more
‘Smells’ book tells how filth once flowed through our streets
BOOK OF THE WEEK SMELLS by Robert Muchembled (Polity £17.99, 260 pp) We are fortunate to live in a deodorised age, benefiting from hot water, flush lavatories, plumbed-in bathrooms, power showers, washing machines, mains drainage systems, soap, detergent and shampoo. Always excepting the odd tramp and the recent fad for beards, we are squeaky clean. … Read more