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• Here's Sean O'Brien's review of Philip Larkin: Letters Home 1936–1977, edited by James Booth https://t.co/zgSuABG4IO, 12 hours ago
• 'What Tóibín has produced is not only a group portrait of three men who in their way were almost as brilliant as th… https://t.co/guhiWLHNF5, Dec 17
• John Banville's review of Mad, Bad, Dangerous to Know: The Fathers of Wilde, Yeats and Joyce by Colm Tóibín https://t.co/skFapqlzVa, Dec 14
• RT @LauraSFreeman: Man's best friend: dog or book? I ask the important question @Lit_Review (Book, obvs) https://t.co/NCeqTZFosB, Dec 14
• 'Rose is almost an invisible man in his own diaries.' https://t.co/vMCScDb9xx, Dec 13
• Jane Ridley writes on Who’s In, Who’s Out: The Journals of Kenneth Rose, edited by D R Thorpe https://t.co/ijgaojKIzK, Dec 12
• 'Lucian Freud was never short of confidence. In the 1990s he painted a small head of an especially rich individual… https://t.co/xiSJc2HF5j, Dec 11