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Max Telford @maxjtelford.bsky.social · 17/11/2025

Lovely new review of the Tree of Life "The Tree of Life is an elegant and compelling exploration of how scientists have pieced together the story of life on Earth.." "What could have been a dry, academic treatise is instead elevated to a engrossing mystery..." bradymp.substack.com/p/reviews-8-...

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Reviews: 8 new books in November

Andrew Miller’s “The Land in Winter,” two books by Monique Wittig, and more.

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Harriet Lane @harrietlane.bsky.social · 07/11/2025

Francis Wheen picks OPF as one of his Books of the Year in the Spectator

Francis Wheen picks OPF for the Spectator’s Book of the Year roundup:

My greatest cause for rejoicing was a new novel from Harriet Lane, the laureate of stalking, long after those of us who loved Alys, Always (2012) and Her (2014) had given up hope of any more. Like its predecessors, Other People's Fun (Weidenfeld, £20) has a female narrator who seems at first to be a nondescript mouse but turns out to have sharp little teeth and a scarily observant eye. It's funny, creepy and unputdownable.

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Karolina Sutton @karolinasutton.bsky.social · 18/07/2025

‘Unputdownable’ @thebookseller.com on Other People’s Fun by @harrietlane.bsky.social @wnbooks.bsky.social (out in October)

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Halo @eatmyhalo.bsky.social · 12/01/2025

For anyone who hasn’t yet seen The Terror, this is just to let you know it’s on ITVX and is still probably one of the best shows ever made.

Poster for The Terror with actor Ciarán Hinds looking horrified

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Amanda Coe @amandacoe.bsky.social · 04/01/2025

If this is the kind of thing you like - I do - you’ll love it. A beautiful holding of tension between romance & disabused reality. Cake & eating it. JF sublime, perfect direction from Ophuls - all in 80 mins

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