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Of owning and being owned
Jade Angeles Fitton writes about Devon as part of our series 'There's a street in my neighbourhood', which has taken us so far from Suffolk to…
The Glass Cage
An extract from the great John Healy's long-awaited sequel to The Grass Arena, with an introduction from his editor, John Mitchinson
Poems published in their hearts
National Canal Laureate Roy MacFarlane on being inspired by the great Benjamin Zephaniah
The world’s most enchanting town square
Justin Marozzi on teetering down a path in Morocco, for our series There's a Street In My Neighbourhood
Millions unlike us: looking for suburbia in British fiction
Andy Miller on stories from the suburb that deserve to be told
Finding my religion
Patrick Galbraith asks Lamorna Ash why young people are churchgoing again
The free world and the hour change
Arvind Ethan David asks why liberal democracies have stuck it out with daylight saving, while authoritarian states have ditched it
Carrot cake and formaldehyde
For the second part of our series on reviewing museum cafes, Connor Harrison heads to the corporeal Hunterian
Boyhood memories of market day
Patrick Laurie on the survival of traditional market towns, which now feel few and far between
The Lane to the Barker’s
Richard Negus walks down an unnamed lane in rural Suffolk for our series, There’s A Street in my Neighbourhood
The Idiom of Humanity
Manya Wilkinson on literature inspired by the cadence and humour of Yiddish
The curse of cultural hand-holding
Laird Hunt laments the moral simplicity of contemporary literature
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