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Controversies over edits to some classic fiction raises a key question: do novels have to be authentic to matter?
Shetland’s wild, weird festival is back, with blazing torches, a burning longboat and — for the first time — women
A mysterious sound has been bothering residents of a small English village for years. What is it?
Hundreds of thousands are travelling to London to mourn the Queen. What are they looking for and what will they find?
It’s not original, doesn’t improve your mind or expand your horizons, but a trip to an all-inclusive resort might be just what you need
Everyone steals when they write, but where does ‘good’ theft end and clumsy rip-off start?
Bold chefs turned the city into a global culinary capital. What was really happening in their kitchens?
In places where the unnatural droning sound is said to occur, those who hear it suffer. Is it even real?
The comfort-seeking behaviours of Covid may be here to stay. Is that such a bad thing?
Forget Bloomsbury and Hampstead – today’s writers find their inspiration in Tooting, Clapham and Greenwich
When Imogen West-Knights moved to Stockholm, she learnt that the absence of light can do strange things to you
How ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’ is becoming part of the country’s drive for global dominance
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