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The new 'boom' in Latin American fiction
In the Spotlight Almost a quarter of International Booker Prize longlist comes from South America, a region in turmoil
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7 groundbreaking museum exhibitions to see this spring
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Raye: the artist celebrating a record win at the Brits
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Geisha paparazzi: Kyoto's biggest headache
In the Spotlight Tensions over tourists taking photographs of iconic Japanese women have reached 'boiling point'
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Chile revisits the mysterious death of poet Pablo Neruda
Under the radar Pinochet critic died days after military coup in 1973 and traces of deadly toxin have since been found in his remains
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How a graffiti-covered skyscraper became LA's newest landmark
Under the Radar Artists and daredevils have been drawn to the site
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Romantasies are steaming up the publishing world
In the Spotlight A spicy, more adult take on the fantasy genre
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Gen Z is bringing back reading
Talking Points BookTok and Kaia Gerber help make printed books popular again
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Best comedy podcasts
The Week Recommends These laugh-out-loud podcasts will keep you smiling while you're on the go
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One Day review: justice for fans of the David Nicholls novel
The Week Recommends Netflix's take on the blockbuster book hits you like a 'Tyson Fury left hook'
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Has True Detective gone full horror?
Talking Points The first season had supernatural undertones, but Night Country director Issa López has taken it to another level
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Polyamory is having a moment(s)
In the Spotlight The latest in loving more — and those who want less of it
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Workism: how the workplace became America's newest place of worship
In depth The office has become the center of people's lives
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Annie Nightingale obituary: the trailblazing DJ who was Radio 1's longest-serving presenter
Obituary The first female DJ on BBC Radio 1, Nightingale paved the way for Annie Mac, Jo Whiley, Zoe Ball, Sara Cox and many more
Obituary
