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Sick, scandalous, spectacular: Here are the very first reviews of <em>Lolita</em>.

Sick, scandalous, spectacular: Here are the very first reviews of Lolita.

By Dan Sheehan | August 18, 2020

Robert Pattinson is a demonic preacher in the first trailer for <em>The Devil All the Time</em>.

Robert Pattinson is a demonic preacher in the first trailer for The Devil All the Time.

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Here are the greatest novels ever written about every sport.

Here are the greatest novels ever written about every sport.

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Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelous are bringing <em>Mexican Gothic</em> to TV.

Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelous are bringing Mexican Gothic to TV.

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Diane Cook's new novel is coming to TV.

Diane Cook's new novel is coming to TV.

By Dan Sheehan | August 7, 2020

Remember when Toni Morrison smacked down a racist biography of Angela Davis?

Remember when Toni Morrison smacked down a racist biography of Angela Davis?

By Dan Sheehan | August 5, 2020

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Elisabeth Moss' latest literary project: an adaptation of Lauren Beukes' <em>The Shining Girls</em>.

Elisabeth Moss' latest literary project: an adaptation of Lauren Beukes' The Shining Girls.

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HBO just paid seven figures for the rights to Brit Bennett's The Vanishing Half.

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Celebrate George Orwell's birthday by reading his (scathing) 1940 review of <em>Mein Kampf</em>.

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Booker Prize-winner Bernardine Evaristo on tearing down the statues of slavers.

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