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The Argentinian writer maps a journey through fear, healing and the terrifying permeability of our boundaries ...

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Discontent by Beatriz Serrano; Hunter by Shuang Xuetao; Blurred by Iris Wolff; Cooking in the Wrong Century by Teresa Präauer ...

The words of a Palestinian poet, killed in Gaza in 2023, are rekindled by an Israeli writer living in the US, in a dream where their words reach together for another future ...

The sequel to the award-winning Au explores themes of resistance, trauma and long-buried secrets ...

In a series of revelatory case studies, a psychoanalyst lays bare the messy reality of romantic love ...

A step in the wrong direction ...

Oliver Twist is one of the author's best known creations. But for Nicholas Blincoe, the story is much closer to home. He reveals an astonishing family history ...

Some people spend their lives feeling out of place in groups - but it comes with unique opportunities ...

When war broke out between India and China, the author and her brother were taken by their mother on a chaotic journey from hill station squat to an eccentric household in Kerala. Would they ever find a safe space?