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debut, his own personal canon and the fear of tokenism in publishing there’s a monolithic version of what a native american is supposed to be ‘he was always just dad at home' seamus heaney’s family on life with the great poet ahead of an exhibition of the poet’s archive, the heaney family explain how they put together a new collection to reflect his life as a husband and father, as well as a nobel laureate seamus heaney’s family on life with the great poet robert harris i'm not sure you can be the world’s superpower and remain a democracy the books interview: as the stage adaptation of his cicero trilogy transfers to the west end, robert harris explains why the roman politician’s story speaks to our age of populism i'm not sure you can be the world’s superpower and remain a democracy stoya i thought female sexuality was an ok thing? the porn star says her book, philosophy, pussycats and porn, is an attempt to find a ‘serious language’ for sex

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