The Imitation Game
"The Imitation Game" is a "celebration of difference", writes Jordan Hindson on one of the strongest films of the year
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The greatest short stories ever written
Can short stories be as worth-while as novels? Three writers discuss their favourite short stories and what makes them valuable reading material
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Controversial Characters: is Hamlet pretentious?
Two writers discuss whether Hamlet is profound or pretentious in our brand new column, "Controversial Characters"
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Review: More Fool Me by Stephen Fry
Jordan Hindson reviews Stephen Fry's third memoir. But does this instalment live up to the comedian's other books?
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Woody Allen: In Search of Lost Time
Jordan Hindson talks about Woody Allen and his immense love for the past, vividly declared in the magnificent "Midnight in Paris" and the recent "Magic in the Moonlight".
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A Friendship lasting twenty years
Jordan Hindson looks back on Friends, from the first episode to the last, and its continuing impact on television.
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Memories: A mystery of the mind
Are memories set in stone? Jordan Hindson outlines recent studies that say otherwise
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The Children Act by Ian McEwan (review)
Jordan Hindson reviews the latest work by the critically acclaimed author of Atonement. But does The Children Act live up to the impressive previous instalments in McEwan's oeuvre?
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