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The Pulitzer winner’s open-hearted reworking of ‘Flowers for Algernon’, updated for modern times

The former Sydney Swans player restores a measure of dignity to defeat

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The Australian author’s debut story collection confidently converts the linguistic detritus of our era into something of lasting value

Steve Coogan and John C. Reilly are perfectly cast in this affectionate biopic

This new novel is most striking in how it diverges from its predecessors

The author of ‘The Tall Man’ tries to understand the motivations of a Black Saturday firebug