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They also were the subjects of a 2008 documentary, also called "Song Sung Blue," that the new movie, written and directed by Craig Brewer ("Hustle & Flow"), is based on. But how true is the new "Blue"? ... The movie ... The real story ... The movie ... The movie ...
The 1908Tunguska comet changes the direction of history and gives rise to a weird new reality in this acclaimed epic from the Polish author. The opening sentence of this remarkable novel announces that the reader is in for an intriguing experience.
Where should we put her work ... The Anglosphere and other European countries have been wrestling with it over the past two decades, but here the line between fiction and nonfiction has only just begun to vanish in the minds of authors and their editors.
The wife of William Shakespeare takes centre stage in a rich, sensitive examination of parental grief, sensitively narrated by Jessie Buckley... The focus is on Hathaway, a free-spirited woman with deep connections to the landscape ... ....
It was the best-of times (you know, that period in December when we do the best-of lists). But it could feel like the worst of times. There’s so much to read before the year finishes! Well, there’s good news. You ... .
The practical, realistic piece of me that’s dead-set on uncovering important stories and informing the public rages against the head-in-the-clouds, nose-in-a-book version of me that gets lost in a fictional world any chance I get.