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Ocean Vuong’s debut novel is a testament to the redemptive power of storytelling

In 1920s Paris, Berenice Abbott was one of the world’s important portrait photographers

A Terrible Country by Keith Gessen is about a young man’s moral and aesthetic progress

Jennifer Egan updates the old-fashioned pageturner in her fifth novel Manhattan Beach

American author Harry Crews was a gifted mayhem artist in touch with the shame and resilience and life lived on the margins of society

Annie Proulx’s latest novel traces two families and their part in the destruction of the world’s forests

A sympathetic account of the former Beatle, rich with detail about his philanthropy

In his 24th novel, John le Carre’s brings his most famous character in from the cold