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A derisive critique of one of India’s greatest pastimes – cricket – and a powerful satire that deconstructs the deep-rooted…
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I was lucky enough to see Irvine Welsh speak at the Cambridge Literary Festival a few weeks ago. Now based…
All she left you was fragments Of broken prose, a fleeting note of Emotion, as she ran out of your…
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It’s winter when he goes back to Oxford – perhaps it’s been winter since he left – and they meet…