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From different points of view, an uneven hero from the world of finance
Mark Thomas
Trust by Hernan Diaz.
Review
Opening up an intimate window on a turbulent inner journey
Zoya Patel
Jessie Cole shares an intimate window into a key relationship in her memoir, Desire. Picture: Shutterstock
Review
Ghosts stalk a voyage of the damned that leaves lasting impression of history
Russell Wenholz
Jess Kidd's novel The Night Ship is set on the Batavia during its voyage from the Netherlands to Western Australia. Pictured is a replica of the 1600s ship. Picture: Shutterstock
Review
Two voices echo after a twin-town car accident to explosive effect
Penelope Cottier
Review
Finding the groove in pop's beginnings at 78rpm
Colin Steele
The Duke Ellington Orchestra performs "Take the A Train" with singer Bette Roche in the film Reveille with Beverly, released January 1943. Picture: Getty Images
Review
Poetry in dementia's 'double death'
Geoff Page
In Kit Kelen's Book of Mother, words slip away; sentences are left unfinished. Picture: Shutterstock
Review
Strolling the path to extinction
Nigel Featherstone
How did we get here? Alistair Paton has a go at explaining.
Review
Off to the streets of Rome and canals of Venice
Mark Thomas
Venice, the perfect escape, if only on the page. Picture: Shutterstock
Review
Jewish heroes committed to the post-war cause
Robyn Ferrell
Review
A boys' school murder makes for a tense thriller
Anna Creer

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