Faulks’s desire to write fiction that’s both literary and popular destabilises this often gripping tale of a melancholy doctor on the run from his wartime experiences
Packed with daring cerebral insights and swashbuckling prose, McCarthy’s latest avant-garde novel could be about the futility of meaning. But then again…
A documentary about the Red Arrows never really took off, but Glasgow's Duke Street and first world war diaries provided gripping narratives, writes Phil Hogan
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