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History reflected in water
By Oliver Kamm
Moving and then muddled
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Peggy Guggenheim: The Shock of the Modern
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We admire a brace of Modianos
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Bream Gives Me Hiccups is quintessentially American.
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We can draw lessons from Rosh Hashanah about our relationship with Israel, says Rabbi Jeremy Gordon in an extract from his book Spiritual Vagabondry and the Making of a Rabbi, Jeremy Gordon. (The article was originally delivered as Rosh Hashanah sermon at the New London Synagogue in 2008)
By Rabbi Jeremy Gordon
Anthony Horowitz reveals how writing the new 007 novel has had a truly unsettling effect on his life
By John Nathan
Cultural disease diagnostician
By Stoddard Martin
Comfortable ride on the crest of a wave of nostalgia
Tale of a troubled reign
By Kate Saunders
Contrasting states of love and espionage
The task for the reader is to work out which parts are fiction and which are not
Anne Garvey reads a lie detector
Bernard Wasserstein examines historical argument.
By Bernard Wasserstein