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05/11 12:00 theguardian.com

Was one of the great novels of the Enlightenment written by a man who thought he was a werewolf?

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05/11 11:15 theguardian.com

American Hagwon by Min Jin Lee review – a gloriously immersive follow-up to Pachinko

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05/11 11:15 theguardian.com

Alexander: God, King, Man by Edmund Richardson review – a dazzling, dizzying adventure

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05/11 00:45 theguardian.com

‘He was destined for this award’: China Miéville wins Goldsmiths prize for 1,200-page novel

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05/11 00:45 theguardian.com

‘Blockbuster’ history of Alexander the Great wins £50,000 Baillie Gifford prize

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04/11 11:40 theguardian.com

A Table for Fortune by William T Vollmann review – a hugely ambitious 3,000-page portrait of America’s decline

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04/11 01:30 theguardian.com

Latest Sarah J Maas book becomes UK’s fastest-selling adult fantasy novel

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03/11 15:10 theguardian.com

Mum, I’m Alien Pregnant review – slime and silliness in amusing New Zealand comedy horror

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03/11 11:10 theguardian.com

Lords of Serendipity by Randy Boyagoda review – a campus satire for this moment of crisis

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03/11 11:10 theguardian.com

Lords of Serendipity by Randy Boyagoda review – a campus satire for this moment of crisis

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