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| The
Man Within |
| Much
as he?d have hated it, Graham Greene would have
been a hundred years old yesterday. The Telegraph
extracts his fellow-writer V.S. Naipaul?s impressions
of the genius and a short reflection on their meeting
in 1968 |
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I was living in my house in Stockwell, south London,
and working hard on The Loss of El Dorado. I didn?t
want to do this interview: I didn?t care for Greene?s
post-war work, and didn?t see how I could avoid
that difficulty. I told John Anste... |
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| When the stars shine down |
| Watching Real Madrid, they say, is not just watching a club play football. It is being witness to a grand soap opera filled w
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| In the company of Bapu |
| They call it the pathology of normality. ?We psychoanalysts believe that if everything about a person is normal, there must be something wrong,? explains Sudhir Kakar. But it?s when everything is not normal about a person that he sits down to write a... |
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| Last
Word: Invasive army |
| At the best of times, a gynaecological exam is an ordeal. It requires the patient to be naked in front of a stranger who?s going to employ instruments straight out of a torture chamber in order to examine intimate bits and bobs. ... |
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