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Original writing: Award-winning poet Sean O'Brien responds to the Gaza conflict with a new poem
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Interview: Anglophile writer Jean-Pierre Ohl made a splash in his native France with an ingenious debut inspired by David Copperfield. He talks to Sam Taylor
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Interview: 'I've always liked that type: working class, but fiercely individualistic. The rebellious, drinking type'
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Extract: To expose the insanity of mental health institutions, Norah Vincent had herself committed. Twice
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Preview: The pick of the publishers' lists for the first six months of the new year, in fiction, poetry, science, history and culture
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New fiction: Two women caught up in a street riot take shelter in an abandoned shop. A short story by Orange prize-winning author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
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