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Music reviews: Paul McCartney, Ed O’Brien, and Kevin MorbyFeature ‘The Boys of Dungeon Lane,’ ‘Blue Morpho,’ and ‘Little Wide Open’
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Alan Moore’s 6 favorite books that have shaped his oeuvreFeature The ‘Watchman’ author recommends works by Gerald Kersh, Angela Carter, and Iain Sinclair
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Book reviews: ‘An Inconvenient Widow: The Torment, Trial, and Triumph of Mary Todd Lincoln’ and ‘Lady C: The Long, Sensational Life of Lady Chatterley’s Lover’Feature A sympathetic take on a controversial first lady and a deep dive into one of the most challenged books of the 20th century
