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PATRICK O'REILLY on how Mary Dalton’s interest in voice transcends Newfoundland—or Canada
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JASON GURIEL on Simon Callow and his new Orson Welles biography
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ALEXANDRA OLIVER on the poetry of Guy Maddin's films
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DAMIAN TARNOPOLSKY on Simon Critchley’s Memory Theatre
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DANIEL KARASIK on the accidental politics of Mustard at Tarragon Theatre
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JACKIE HEDEMAN considers the not-so-guilty pleasures of Dean Strang's book of true crime
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BROOKE CLARK on the latest instalment of Star Wars
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MATTHEW BUCKLEY SMITH on David Orr's The Road Not Taken
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STEPHEN BURT ponders the meaning of "overrated"
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PHOEBE MALTZ BOVY fails to be swept away by a Sweeping Novel
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DAVID BIESPIEL on the US presidential election and its candidates' slogans
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