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    How to make a whodunnit from crosswords - Prospect Magazine

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    Books in Brief: what to read this May - Prospect Magazine

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    Books in Brief: what to read this March - Prospect Magazine

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    Books in Brief: what to read this June - Prospect Magazine

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    Books in Brief: what to read this April - Prospect Magazine

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    The new Gilded Age - Prospect Magazine

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    The state of girlhood in the 21st century - Prospect Magazine

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    Meet the Judges for The Orwell Prize for Exposing Britain's Social Evils 2026 - Substack

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    Young life: Why Gen Z are logging off and embracing the ‘analogue year’ - Prospect Magazine

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    "Our planet is getting worse—and fast": Naomi Klein on Trump, Lennon, and the last book that made her cry - Prospect Magazine

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    People person: the greatness of Andrey Platonov - Prospect Magazine

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    Eyes on the prize: my year as a Booker judge - Prospect Magazine

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