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Vol. 44 No. 15 · 4 August 2022
John Lanchester
Money Men: A Hot Startup, a Billion-Dollar Fraud, a Fight for the Truth by Dan McCrum. Bantam, 326 pp., £20, June 2022, 978 1 78763 504 3
Letters
Michael Crabtree, David Natzler, Stephen Sedley, Hassan Damluji, Harry Watson, Alastair Macaulay, Diarmaid MacCulloch, Lawrence Scaff, Nico Lethbridge, Hazel Beeler
Emma John
On the Pitch
William Davies
The Seductions of Declinism
Celia Paul
At the Courtauld: Edvard Munch
Laleh Khalili
Disorder: Hard Times in the 21st Century by Helen Thompson. Oxford, 384 pp., £20, February 2022, 978 0 19 886498 1
Fredric Jameson
War as a Rhizome
David Renton
Short Cuts: Swinging the Baton
Tom Stammers
Wagnerism: Art and Politics in the Shadow of Music by Alex Ross. Fourth Estate, 769 pp., £14.99, September 2021, 978 0 00 842294 3
Anne Carson
What I Like about You, Baby
Andrew O’Hagan
Run Rose Run by Dolly Parton and James Patterson. Century, 439 pp., £20, March, 978 1 5291 3567 1 The Stories of My Life by James Patterson. Century, 358 pp., £20, June, 978 1 5291 3687 6
Karen Solie
Poem: ‘Dust’
Andrea Brady
The Baudelaire Fractal by Lisa Robertson. Coach House, 205 pp., £12.99, March 2020, 978 1 55245 390 2 Anemones: A Simone Weil Project by Lisa Robertson. If I Can’t Dance, 120 pp., £19, December 2021, 978 94 92139 19 1 Boat by Lisa Robertson. Coach House, 175 pp., £12.99, September, 978 1 55245 440 4
Richard Taws
Journal 1887-1910 by Jules Renard, translated by Theo Cuffe. Riverrun, 381 pp., £20, October 2020, 978 1 78747 559 5
Edmund Gordon
Homesickness by Colin Barrett. Cape, 213 pp., £14.99, March, 978 1 78733 381 9
Eleanor Nairne
At Modern Art Oxford: Ruth Asawa
Niamh Gallagher
Great Hatred: The Assassination of Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson MP by Ronan McGreevy. Faber, 442 pp., £20, May, 978 0 571 37280 5
Rory Scothorne
The Northern Question: A History of a Divided Country by Tom Hazeldine. Verso, 290 pp., £11.99, September 2021, 978 1 78663 409 2
Eyal Weizman
In Kassel
Emily Wilson
Diary: Artemis is with us
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