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- REVIEW: The Firefly series by Henry Porter
- REVIEW: Slow Horses on Apple TV
- REVIEW: Still Life by Sarah Winman
- REVIEW: Judas 62 by Charles Cumming
- REVIEW: Never by Ken Follett
- My favourite books of 2021
- REVIEW: The Maeve Kerrigan series by Jane Casey
- Why is there so little climate emergency fiction?
- REVIEW: 1979 by Val McDermid
- Middlemarch and the spell-binding power of 'unhistoric acts'
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