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Nina Simone: The Biography by David Brun-Lambert
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The Pleasures and Sorrows of Work by Alain de Botton
April 2, 2025The concept of Pleasures and Sorrows is a good one. De Botton sets out on a...
Waiting for the Etonians by Nick Cohen
April 1, 2025Nick Cohen is undoubtedly one of Britain’s finest living polemicists, and Waiting for the Etonians will...
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April 1, 2025Burke’s life has provided ample experience to draw from for his mysteries that feature world-wise and...
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