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For Virginia Woolf, stream of consciousness was a method. Now, it’s a way of life.

Can good writing solve our crisis of masculinity?

Can good writing solve our crisis of masculinity?

The bestselling writer asks: can a forest think? Is a river alive?

The 2010 election’s favourite politician has returned from Silicon Valley with a message for Britain.

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Meeting Lord Roberts

Sorting the clippings for that NS article on the novelist James Salter, I noticed that there occur in his work two different, in fact opposing, ideas as to what in life is realest and truest.

The all-action American novelist is praised for his virile heroics – but it was his instinct for “the feminine” that gave his books beauty and depth.