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The Dropout

Amanda Seyfried shows the spirit of a beleaguered fraudster.

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Uncut Gems

In the opening scene of Uncut Gems, the camera slowly zooms and moves into the depths of a huge shard of black opal. Accompanied by a…

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Temporary

Hilary Leichter’s first novel Temporary is a fantastical portrayal of the gig economy. It was released in March 2020, coinciding with the…

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no one is talking about this

The protagonist of Patricia Lockwood’s latest novel is a woman who has become famous for her bemused tweet ‘Can a dog be…

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All Our Shimmering Skies

Trent Dalton’s first novel, Boy Swallows Universe, was a runaway success in Australia. We were introduced to the…

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as swallows fly

As Swallows Fly by L.P McMahon has a dark blue cover; a colour that represents intelligence and also serenity. On the back the…

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East of Eden

Sometimes a book comes to you when you are in the right mood. It can feel like you’re ricocheting off the previous book on a certain…

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By The Sea

In the opening of Angelina Jolie’s 2015 movie By the Sea, Vanessa and Roland (played by both halves of Brangelina) are a married couple who arrive via polished Citroën at a rustic seaside hotel in southern France, a location Roland hopes will be conducive for his writing. He quickly makes a habit of…

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