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October 31, 2026
The many revolutions of John Berger
We’re 100 years on from his birth. Can a new biography hope to encompass one of the 20th century’s greatest critical minds?
Christopher Bray
The Culture Newsletter
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A devilish masterpiece
Sukhdev Sandhu
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Is Mike Flanagan the Kevin Feige of horror?
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Dracula is back from the dead
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This gristle throbs
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This gristle throbs
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October 24, 2026
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Alan Rusbridger
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GB News is allowed to promote Reform, so I’m setting up Woke TV
Alan Rusbridger
Culture
October 24, 2026
Frida Kahlo and the perils of fandom
Grace Spencer
Culture
Frida Kahlo and the perils of fandom
Grace Spencer
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October 22, 2026
Sally Rooney and the problem of self-censorship
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Sally Rooney and the problem of self-censorship
Katie Dancey-Downs
People
October 20, 2026
Hermione Lee: Biography is a dying art
Samuel Stephen
People
Hermione Lee: Biography is a dying art
Samuel Stephen
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