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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
His parable of collective social responsibility is a hardy classic but the Yorkshire playwright’s wider legacy should not be neglected
How on earth does one sum up JB Priestley? He wrote 39 plays, 26 …
35 days ago
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With mystery still surrounding Pier Paolo Pasolini’s death, the poet and film-maker’s warnings of corruption and rising totalitarianism offer a chilling message for our times
Pier Paolo Pasolini was m…
4 months ago
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As Mrs Dalloway turns 100, the novelist celebrates a classic about love, loss and the irresistible allure of the capital
It’s always a surprise when ecstasy arrives. Recently, I’ve found myself waking…
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More than 40 years on from its first publication, this exploration of one woman’s thoughts and fantasies is a gem worthy of rediscovery
There’s no getting around it: Dreaming of Dead People is an extr…
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Woodland Trust’s 10 nominees from across the country highlight how trees inspire creative minds
A cedar tree climbed by the Beatles, an oak that may have inspired Virginia Woolf and a lime representi…
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Eva Victor’s intelligent and subtle debut film tells the story of the aftermath of an assault and as the backlash to #MeToo increases, it serves an important purpose
About 25 minutes into Sorry, Baby,…
6 months ago
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In this playfully fictionalised memoir, Alison runs a pygmy goat sanctuary while making a name for herself on stage and screen
Alison Bechdel emerged in the 1980s with Dykes to Watch Out For, a ground…
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This gloriously absurd Prague-set tale, in which one woman is split into seven selves, is a wild ride
How many selves do we house? Thousands, thought Virginia Woolf. Are they one and the same? Not acc…
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As Mrs Dalloway turns 100, here’s a guide to the greatest hits of one of the most celebrated British novelists of all time
As her much-loved novel Mrs Dalloway turns 100, now is a great time to celebr…
7 months ago
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Woolf said language ‘runs dry’ when it comes to convey the reality of illness. Here is an impressive effort to do just that
In her landmark 1985 work, The Body in Pain, American essayist Elaine Scarry…